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Lol, I could picture secret service with special mouse ears.My girlfriend and I were in Capt. Cook's at around 2 in the morning after a long night of EMHs at MK. No one else was in there besides us and a group of about 5 super fancy looking men. They were dressed in crisp suits and all looked exceptionally well-groomed to the point where they kind of looked like clones of one another.
They were sharing a pizza and were quietly eating until one said "I want to go on Splash Mountain tomorrow". Another responded, without missing a beat, "not until after the meeting. You'll get your suit wet and you know what happened last time." The group silently nodded in agreement and went back to eating and my girlfriend and I had to leave the area because we were laughing so hard.
Came to find out that Obama was on property during the time we were visiting so maybe it's possible that we accidentally stumbled upon the secret service discussing super secret Disney World ride plans either way, we still quote them to this day.
I've heard something similar to that, at Animal Kingdom: "I heard Tusker House has great food, but it's pretty ratty looking-they need to fix it up." Yup, cause a building that is themed to look like a typical African building should look like it's straight out of Beverly Hills.I've heard people say how much the "theming of Animal Kingdom is so on point, but they need to replace the flags around Expedition Everest" because they're getting ratty, lol.
Parenting winWe overheard a family in line at Tower of Terror, who then were in our elevator sitting behind us. It went something like this:
Kid (maybe 10): This doesn't ACTUALLY drop does it? Like does it or does Disney make you think you're dropping?
Parents: No, it doesn't drop, Disney uses effects (snickering together)
Kid proceeded to find out the truth and cries and screams wildly "WERE ALL GONNA DIE!" as we dropped a number of times, and was furious at the parents when getting off. Yikes.
Yes, there were shoulder checks and a few loud, rude "excuse me"On one recent visit we were exiting MK for the night and we were walking back to CR to get back to our room (love that walkway)-there was a huge pedestrian traffic jam and if you weren't hopping on the monorail, there was one bottlenecked area for EVERYONE to exit the park. My husband @aw14 was able to make his escape rather quickly (I'm sure with some possible shoulder checks) and I was with our daughter (who was probably 12 at the time) trying to make our way out. I'm all for being patient and taking turns leaving and wasn't concerned with getting out, we would get out when we would get out. As my daughter and I were nearing the one exit, I could see that there was an older male cast member trying to direct the flow-and did so with professionalism and ease until all of a sudden a woman came up screaming at the top of her lungs "I'm going crazy! I need to get out of here, I need to get out of here! You need to open another exit! I'm going crazy!" I turned to my daughter and said "I think she probably reached crazy earlier this afternoon!" The woman unleashed on the cast member and he handled it without missing a beat in true Disney-calm fashion. She was rude and belligerent and had clearly reached the end of her patience rope and the cast member just kept saying "ma'am the exit is right here, you can exit right this way." And she just kept screaming. There was no emergency, she was just done. You know when your kids are little, and you know they've have had too much stimulation about an hour before they reach their breaking point and you know it's time to wrap it up, my hunch would be this woman reached that point around 2:00 that afternoon and just let all of her exhaustion and frustration fester until she just exploded. We had a good chuckle walking back to the hotel repeating "I need to get out of here! I need to get out of here!"
It was pretty crazy! We ended up buying the ride photo just for the kids face.Parenting win
LOL! I love people like that. Makes everyone's day funnierAnother one I can add is when a family stopped by a store in AK's Africa and asked how long of a ride KS is. The cast member, in true Disney fashion, answered "oh! It's a three week safari!" to which the mother, not understanding that the cast member was playing around, exclaimed very loudly "THREE WEEKS!?? WHO HAS TIME FOR THAT!!??"
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