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Did I Really Just See That.....in Disney World?????
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disneysroyal411
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WIN!:sohappy::ROFLOL:
That would be so funny to see! First I would laugh my head off, then I'd tell my sister, then I'd text my friends, and finally post it on Facebook!
Goofygirl07
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yeah my mom was wearing a red shirt and had no clue that was 'the thing' but apparently MK was going to let anyone who wore a red shirt borrow a different shirt for the day.
OilSlinger822
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I know people have different views on when/where to breastfeed their babies (whether it's ok to do it on public or not), but one day i saw a mother breast feeding her baby in the corner of a giftshop but was not using a cover...ok well, that's always interesting to see i guess lol, but what caused many people to stop was a little boy called her over to look at something and she handed the baby off to her husband and walked over with her still hanging out...like for a good 3 mins. I've never seen so many open mouths in my life :lol: hahahahaha..of course a cm asked her kindly to cover back up but she didn't speak english so it was pretty awkward from what i saw lol
wdwmomof3
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:ROFLOL:That is wild for sure.
Pumbas Nakasak
Heading for the great escape.
Only to some minds.
I saw some lady pick up her kids and put them over the rail leading to the boat from the MK. I was in line after Wishes and she picked them up one by one and put them over the rail leading to the boat. I went crazy on her. Finall a cat member saw her and made her go to the back of the line. Good for her!!!
My other favorite thing is people who fill up random things at the drink stations in the resorts (like water bottles, empty pop bottles, I saw a huge Big Gulp cup once.). They should pay me to go crazy on them because I feel it is just the same as shoplifting and I would prosecute them.
My other favorite thing is people who fill up random things at the drink stations in the resorts (like water bottles, empty pop bottles, I saw a huge Big Gulp cup once.). They should pay me to go crazy on them because I feel it is just the same as shoplifting and I would prosecute them.
Pumbas Nakasak
Heading for the great escape.
Odd I didnt know Mrs Sak was at Disney today.
wdwmomof3
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:ROFLOL:You are so full of it!! :kiss:
I asked my Mother to get rid of that shirt. Sorry about that......
Disneylover1302
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WOW! That must have been really interesting!
kashmir
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We also went to MK during Gay Days but not aware of the event or the color coding, and my husband wore a red shirt. He stuck close to me THAT day - and received plenty of looks - but our preteen girls were quite confused about all they saw that day!
IWorkWTeeth
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I always say, Most of the ill-mannered, cranky, tired people at Disney are the ADULTS!!!!! :shrug:
armyfamilyof5
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We were at TTA in MK last March and a fellow had a horrible seizure on the escalator going up. He was immediately in front of us and our children could not figure out what he was doing...it took a second for my husband and I to realize he needed medical attention but we were able to get a CM over and stepped back. It was really scary but when the seizure was over his family members took the time out to thank our kids for getting assistance and reassure them he was going to be fine.
jonnyc
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Brilliant! I love Penn and Teller: BS. I'm sure they might do an episode on SGE in the future :lol:.
LucyintheSky
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Ok, so I just spent nearly all afternoon reading this entire thread... minus the OT debating... and I wanted to share a story from when I was a CM in Fantasyland.
I was in Attractions, and one of our positions was Greeter at Ariel's Grotto. The Grotto isn't like the other attractions, where guests were allowed to get in line right up until closing time, because the entertainment CM's have to leave at a certain time, which for Ariel was usually 7pm. So the CM working with Ariel would usually come out beforhand and talk to the Greeter, and tell us when to close up, so all the guests would be done and out by 7. Depending on how long the line was, could be anywhere from 6:30- 6:45.
So on this one night, the entertainment person told me when to stop letting people in, and at that time, I put the chain up and began telling people that it was closed for the night, etc. After a few minutes, it sort of got quiet back there. I basically was just letting out the groups that had just seen Ariel.
This man approached me from inside, with a kid probably around 4 years old. He said that he knew it was closing, but his son REALLY needed the bathroom, and asked me if he could take him and then get back in line, with his wife who was still waiting. I told him of course, and pointed him to the restrooms that were right next door. A few mintues later, they came back, and thanked me as I let him back in. As I was putting up the chain behind them, a large family walked up, and the father said, "Well... How do we get in?" I told him, Sorry, but we're closed for the night... etc. He got aggitated and said, "But I just watched you let that white guy in!"
At this point I was a bit stunned... like, what? White guy? So I explained to him that he had already been in line for awhile, and that I just let him out to so his son could use the restroom... but he wasn't hearing it. He started absolutely ranting and yelling at me that I was being racist, and yelling to everyone in the area that "this white girl will let the white people in, but she wont' let us in because we're black!"
I was complete mortified, and VERY angry that I would be accused of that for just doing my job. I kept trying to reason with him, but it didn't help, so I just ignored him and tried to answer some questions of other guests.
After a couple minutes, the guy stopped yelling, but he and his family moved over to the side a bit, loudly talking about me, and all kind of staring at me, like they were just waiting for me to let another "white person" in. At 7, when the line had finished and everyone was out of the grotto, I gave them my biggest "Disney smile" as I left, and told them I hoped they enjoyed the rest of the night. There wasn't much more I could do. I don't know if they heard the sarcasm in my voice...
I wish I could have at least called a manager when he was screaming, but one baaaad thing about that positon was that there was no phone easily accessible. We were supposed to use the one in Scuttle's Landing if we needed to, but that meant leaving the entrance completely open, and I thought if I did, that group, or even others might sneak in, and get me in trouble with the Entertainment people. :brick:
Even though that happened years ago, I still remember it, and it still makes me SO angry. It was really insulting to me to be called a racist like that. And over me not letting people in to see a princess! :shrug:
I was in Attractions, and one of our positions was Greeter at Ariel's Grotto. The Grotto isn't like the other attractions, where guests were allowed to get in line right up until closing time, because the entertainment CM's have to leave at a certain time, which for Ariel was usually 7pm. So the CM working with Ariel would usually come out beforhand and talk to the Greeter, and tell us when to close up, so all the guests would be done and out by 7. Depending on how long the line was, could be anywhere from 6:30- 6:45.
So on this one night, the entertainment person told me when to stop letting people in, and at that time, I put the chain up and began telling people that it was closed for the night, etc. After a few minutes, it sort of got quiet back there. I basically was just letting out the groups that had just seen Ariel.
This man approached me from inside, with a kid probably around 4 years old. He said that he knew it was closing, but his son REALLY needed the bathroom, and asked me if he could take him and then get back in line, with his wife who was still waiting. I told him of course, and pointed him to the restrooms that were right next door. A few mintues later, they came back, and thanked me as I let him back in. As I was putting up the chain behind them, a large family walked up, and the father said, "Well... How do we get in?" I told him, Sorry, but we're closed for the night... etc. He got aggitated and said, "But I just watched you let that white guy in!"
At this point I was a bit stunned... like, what? White guy? So I explained to him that he had already been in line for awhile, and that I just let him out to so his son could use the restroom... but he wasn't hearing it. He started absolutely ranting and yelling at me that I was being racist, and yelling to everyone in the area that "this white girl will let the white people in, but she wont' let us in because we're black!"
I was complete mortified, and VERY angry that I would be accused of that for just doing my job. I kept trying to reason with him, but it didn't help, so I just ignored him and tried to answer some questions of other guests. After a couple minutes, the guy stopped yelling, but he and his family moved over to the side a bit, loudly talking about me, and all kind of staring at me, like they were just waiting for me to let another "white person" in.
At 7, when the line had finished and everyone was out of the grotto, I gave them my biggest "Disney smile" as I left, and told them I hoped they enjoyed the rest of the night. There wasn't much more I could do. I don't know if they heard the sarcasm in my voice...I wish I could have at least called a manager when he was screaming, but one baaaad thing about that positon was that there was no phone easily accessible. We were supposed to use the one in Scuttle's Landing if we needed to, but that meant leaving the entrance completely open, and I thought if I did, that group, or even others might sneak in, and get me in trouble with the Entertainment people. :brick:
Even though that happened years ago, I still remember it, and it still makes me SO angry. It was really insulting to me to be called a racist like that. And over me not letting people in to see a princess! :shrug:
sublimesting
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cowanfamily
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I can't believe I just read every page of this thread. These are incredible stories, though horrifying, they are the reason I go back every year. God I love WDW!!!!!!!!!!!!!