News Disney reminds guests to behave at Walt Disney World or be asked to leave

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Disney reminds guests to behave at Walt Disney World or be asked to leave

Disney reminds guests to behave at Walt Disney World or be asked to leave

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[chama1]

I don't know but with the upcoming week and crowds...someone will act up...but I have faith...

 

[wendysue]

I would be surprised if it is actually enforced, but glad to see that they are even addressing it.

 

[JIMINYCR]

Now they have to show us that they are serious and their words arent empty. They should have taken a proactive stance long ago and shown they mean business. Too many guests cross the line of decency towards others and get away with it.

 

[Sirwalterraleigh]

Who’s not behaving?

@monothingie
@Nunu

 

[Smiley/OCD]

Yes!! Use social media for a good cause…make an example out of a few and splash it all over, trespass them AND DON’T back down and wave it. Do it a few times and the knuckleheads will get the message…

 

[SaucyBoy]

Just like any code of conduct, it's one thing to make statements and say "be nice or else" and another to actually hold people accountable for their actions. I hope they start ruling with an iron fist.

 

[Gringrinngghost]

Who’s not behaving?

 

[monothingie]

Endless unchecked alcohol consumption at EPCOT fe$tivals.

Hot, crowded, run down attractions and facilities.

Expensive and overpriced everything.

Genie+ and Lightning Lanes which favors the haves over the have nots making your experience that much more miserable if you don’t pay up.

There is no excuse for violence and abhorrent behavior. Period.

That being said Disney’s hands are not clean in creating the environment for which these incidents seem to thrive.

 

[skyphotographer]

Stormtroopers...send in the Stormtroopers!

 

[MrMichaelJames]

Wording should be stronger. They should have said "will be escorted out", not "may be asked to leave"

 

[GhostHost1000]

Maybe if they could go back to a less stressful way to visit and enjoy the parks and attractions there would be less frustration and things like this happening

 

[GhostHost1000]

Endless unchecked alcohol consumption at EPCOT fe$tivals.

Hot, crowded, run down attractions and facilities.

Expensive and overpriced everything.

Genie+ and Lightning Lanes which favors the haves over the have nots making your experience that much more miserable if you don’t pay up.

There is no excuse for violence and abhorrent behavior. Period.

That being said Disney’s hands are not clean in creating the environment for which these incidents seem to thrive.

100%

 

[Smiley/OCD]

Just like any code of conduct, it's one thing to make statements and say "be nice or else" and another to actually hold people accountable for their actions. I hope they start ruling with an iron fist.

I’ll stop and turn this car RIGHT AROUND and go right back home…

 

[flynnibus]

Next... add you won't tolerate abusing the employees.

 

[Chi84]

It’s been my experience that people behave more poorly these days. I’m not sure why but it’s not limited to theme parks and certainly not WDW.

If people can’t control themselves in stressful situations like going to theme parks, driving in heavy traffic or flying on a plane, it’s up to them to find a solution.

 

[Smiley/OCD]

Maybe if they could go back to a less stressful way to visit and enjoy the parks and attractions there would be less frustration and things like this happening

Yes, the “stress” can be dialed back by Disney, but when it’s all said and done, people have to take accountability for their actions first and foremost

 

[SaucyBoy]

I’ll stop and turn this car RIGHT AROUND and go right back home…

Being from NC, our parents didn't pull that line but they certainly had no issue yanking us from the parks and spending the rest of the evening in the hotel room, not even pool time.

 

[dreday3]

Maybe if they could go back to a less stressful way to visit and enjoy the parks and attractions there would be less frustration and things like this happening

Ha, no.
The people fighting would fight anywhere, anytime. The "stress" of Disney has nothing to do with it.

 

[threvester]

Who do they think is going to alter their behavior after reading this?