I am from NOLA. That is way worse than eating a meal in a bathroom at WDW.
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Berret
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Agreed. I'm from south Mississippi, and I've been to Bourbon Street, and yes that is worse hehe.
Chef Mickey
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The surprising thing is that some people don't really have any qualms about eating around filth. I see people constantly eating on top of trash cans around Casey's despite people throwing trash in the same can.
I'd rather just not eat than eat in a bathroom or on a trash can.
I'd rather just not eat than eat in a bathroom or on a trash can.
Cesar R M
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thats one thing that annoyed me.
I cant believe how many people didnt wash/clean their hands after using the airport's bathrooms.
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Tom
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I agree, but the seating at Casey's is ridiculous. When I was there in Feb, we bought our food and had to haul it all the way to Tomorrowland Terrace just to find seating. We stood around Casey's for about 10 minutes waiting for somewhere to sit before walking over.
Chef Mickey
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I agree and that's another major issue they have failed to address.
Disney HAS to address their capacity issues at older restaurants such as Casey's, Liberty Tree, The Plaza, snack counters, etc. You can see newer restaurants like Be Our Guest are better equipped, but we need some renovations to match the current crowd demands.
draybook
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I make sure to audibly make them aware that I saw their nasty self walk out without cleansing themselves.
A lot of people eat on top of the trash cans during F&W too.
My friend accidentally tripped one time and he ingested some of the Bourbon Street water. He was like, gagging for minutes.
I call that "gutter butter". If your friend ingested that and lived, he/she is probably immune to all disease known to man including Ebola.
DisneyGirl3820
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Nothing is as gross as standing in that Peter Pan queue water for 45 minutes. Who knows, that stuff probably comes from the same bathroom that those people are eating in.
Now that the nice little garden area is open near Casey's, I would be doing a picnic lunch on the grass (and hope some stupid parent didn't let little Johnny take a wiz on the grass, lol). And turn my tray over to sit on.
I would never, ever, bring my food into any public restroom to consume. I don't eat in my own bathroom - and I know how clean it is.
But I agree, Disney needs to address the lack of seating at Casey's. Maybe if we all took our trays and wandered through the Emporium eating our chili cheese dogs they might find additional seating? Or put booths or other higher capacity seating in that little side room.
I would never, ever, bring my food into any public restroom to consume. I don't eat in my own bathroom - and I know how clean it is.
But I agree, Disney needs to address the lack of seating at Casey's. Maybe if we all took our trays and wandered through the Emporium eating our chili cheese dogs they might find additional seating? Or put booths or other higher capacity seating in that little side room.
Victor Kelly
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Crap. This thread is full of Crap. I cannot believe the Crap that is being talked about. All we get is a Crappy necrothread about Crap. This Crap has got to stop for Crapsakes.
Sorry......I had to
Sorry......I had to
Tom
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The problem with all those restaurants is that they're essentially landlocked. They would have to close something else (ride, show, shop) to expand any of them.
unkadug
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I didn't put my food down and my hands never hit the sidewalk....only my butt. Besides, I was hungry and probably had had a few drinks.
Chef Mickey
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Victor Kelly
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MK is not designed for the crowds it is now handling. I honestly believe that the fire code has been ignored when deciding maximum guest capacity. It would require monumental construction to expand eateries, simply put, they would need to expand each seating area by a factor of 2 maybe even 3. The they would have to move all other attractions, buildings, etc around to fit. Essentially MK would double in size, and then they would say oh oh oh increased capacity, let even more people in.
My way of dealing with not enough seating is to nab a table and when I see another family or group looking, have them join us or if we are done eating, flag them to the table so they can take it over. But, we rarely go to the parks in busy seasons, so this is not always an issue.
My way of dealing with not enough seating is to nab a table and when I see another family or group looking, have them join us or if we are done eating, flag them to the table so they can take it over. But, we rarely go to the parks in busy seasons, so this is not always an issue.
Cmdr_Crimson
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I think were at the point where they need to be called something....And have I got a good one..
