jmvd20
Well-Known Member
First off was a CP CM in ’94. So I guess Disney lied to us to make us feel better and the people on the bus complaining about not being able to enter were part of Disney’s big plan to make us feel better. I can imagine the legal issues had he gotten out of the park after we were all assured that there would be no way this could happened because they were going to stop things until he was found. I am really not making this up it was horrible 20 minutes until he was found. I am just telling about our particular situation. SO maybe the decision of what to do is made on a case by case basis.
Extra security may be positioned at the gates watching for suspicous activity or looking for people matching the description of a missing person. However, the gates would not close to everyone trying to enter or exit the park. It is simple - gates do not close and they do not "stop" everything until a missing person is found.
As for the situation you were describing -In stressful situations things that are said can be mistaken for something else or things can be completely exaggerated. This is how urban legends are born.