Defacing of Toy Story Mania queue continues!

[billDozer]

i know im outta the norm here but i like the idea of putting pictures in there or a little note its a pretty small section of the queue and i think its a funny way for people to leave there mark as long as its appropriate and doesnt cause any safety concerns and it wont be there forever cause when they refurbish it those plastic barriers will be gone

 

[Santa Raccoon 77]

why don't they seal around the edges with a clear silicone sealant .. thus stopping anything from being put behind the perspex..Simples

 

[Sped2424]

i know im outta the norm here but i like the idea of putting pictures in there or a little note its a pretty small section of the queue and i think its a funny way for people to leave there mark as long as its appropriate and doesnt cause any safety concerns and it wont be there forever cause when they refurbish it those plastic barriers will be gone

I was kinda thinking the same thing, you know a good way to detract all the people who deface ques would be to put little spots in ques where you could leave a temporary mark. A chalk board or a place to slip in photos for a day or so something like that would be cool of course a cast member would have to be supervising for all the people who would spoil it with obscene things but other than that I think it would be cool.

 

[RichCruelSugar]

This is what happens when you wait 120mins to play a glorified video game.

 

[WED99]

Disney should just install a sensor there so when anyone slides something in a loud siren goes off and Woody's voice comes over a loudspeaker...

"Sheriff Woody would like to remind you not to ruin the toys"

Problem Solved

 

[alissafalco]

Disgusting! such trash

 

[Tramp&TheLady]

Typical American behavior. You would never see this in Tokyo Disneyland. Embarrassing...

 

[breakin2]

U-S-A! U-S-A!

 

[jmargarone27]

This is appalling. I had a similar experience three summers ago... a group of Brazilian students were literally throwing straight garbage (cups, napkins, etc.) throughout the queue at Splash Mountain. It was disgusting! And I had a problem at the hotel too... a few Brazilian teenagers were up ALL NIGHT drinking in the lobby of my building at the GF. So rude.

 

[Magenta Panther]

Disney should just install a sensor there so when anyone slides something in a loud siren goes off and Woody's voice comes over a loudspeaker...

"Sheriff Woody would like to remind you not to ruin the toys"

Problem Solved

Yeah! Or he could say "Play nice!"

 

[WED99]

Yeah! Or he could say "Play nice!"

Basically anything that would embarrass that person enough to make them leave the queue haha

 

[Matt7187]

we got flashed.

If from females, that doesn't seem too bad!


But in all seriousness, you should have started to yell really loudly, "Put that thing back where it came from, or so help me!"

 

[sweetpee_1993]

I'm thinking electrifying of surfaces that shouldn't be touched could be a good deterrant. This could serve as a twofer: deterrant of vandals while simultaneously creating an entertaining show for everyone else to watch. Problem solved AND plussed. Dang, I should be charging for this stuff....

 

[matt9112]

Typical American behavior. You would never see this in Tokyo Disneyland. Embarrassing...

there you go lumping us into a category....at a destination that is visited by people from around the world....face palm now or later. and if us Americans are so awful dont visit. stay where ever it is that is so much better.

 

[matt9112]

This is appalling. I had a similar experience three summers ago... a group of Brazilian students were literally throwing straight garbage (cups, napkins, etc.) throughout the queue at Splash Mountain. It was disgusting! And I had a problem at the hotel too... a few Brazilian teenagers were up ALL NIGHT drinking in the lobby of my building at the GF. So rude.

tour groups are the worst...Disney should charge double.

 

[Californian Elitist]

Typical American behavior. You would never see this in Tokyo Disneyland. Embarrassing...

How do you know Americans did it? Isn't WDW visited by people all over the world?

You don't see this kind of vandalism at Disneyland and California Adventure, by the way, two American parks.

 

[Matt7187]

How do you know Americans did it? Isn't WDW visited by people all over the world?

You don't see this kind of vandalism at Disneyland and California Adventure, by the way, two American parks.

When I went to DL, never saw any vandalism, ever. WDW, that's a whole new story

 

[DsnyFevr]

This tells you the lines moves way to slow for people to have the time to write notes and put them I there. I also don't understand why if your going to pay as much money as you do to go to Disney and you want to be there so badly because its such a nice and fun place to be, why do such things. You should just go to your local amusement park if you are planning on paying for a ticket just to make sure you get to graffiti some part of the park. People are so disrespectful, and are not paying close enough attention to their kids in line with them. I also want to know why people in line in front or back of these people let them get away with it.

 

[Californian Elitist]

When I went to DL, never saw any vandalism, ever. WDW, that's a whole new story

Sad.

 

[bethymouse]

I believe any money collected from fountains/rides that isn't deteriorated is donated to local charities.

The sad but true nature of guests today. I wish Disney would be a little bit more vigilant to curb the problem, and try and clean it up more often.

One night getting ready to rise the water taxi back to the POLY from MK, I noticed a tone of water bottles in the water! They have trash cans you know!