majortom1981
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The team that was kicked out was from the very community in HAWAII that disney is building that huge new DVC resort in.
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Kids Thrown Out Of Disneyworld
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The team that was kicked out was from the very community in HAWAII that disney is building that huge new DVC resort in.
nibblesandbits
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Yes, but as I stated earlier, two reasons why I can think Disney did it at the time they did.
1. For fear of retaliation. If these people knew they would be kicked out in the morning, what's to say they wouldn't do something in retaliation, knowing full well they were already getting kicked out. (Including possible fights or defacing property)
2. We don't know what time in the morning some of those people would be getting up and doing things. Since, as I think I have read, the Superbowl part was over, these people were now "on vacation." Who's to say that they wouldn't leave their rooms before 7 am to go to the parks, or a breakfast or anything. (Either without knowing that they were going to be evicted or knowing full well that they would be and were then leaving early so that they could essentially enjoy one more day without being kicked out. Then making it harder on Disney in the long run. (Meaning that Disney could have then removed their luggage from the room and that could have potentially caused even more of a problem with everyone! Invasion of privacy issues?))
Disney did it at that time to ensure that all the people in the party would be in their rooms and to ensure that other guests safety would be ok. Yes, it stinks that those parents with babies had to be out of the room so late, but life is life and it's not always fair. Disney did what was in the best interest of the majority of their guests...including those other teams they did not get involved in the fights.
phichi17
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What does that have to do with this incident? That is dangerous mentality. If their new resort is vandalized, who do you think they would look at first?
Wow, even better then, that fear of economic reprisals did not deter them from making a decision in the interest of the safety of the other Guests and Cast Members.
If you read the woman's report on the other thread, you will find this was a STREET BRAWL that put one kid in the hospital.
ZERO TOLERANCE for that stuff. No sympathy for that stuff, I don't really give a rip WHO started it. All of them needed to go. One of the chaperones had been drinking as well, parents and kids were hitting and fighting.
ClemsonTigger
Naturally Grumpy
Sounds to me like we've all said what we can say on the subject.
Probably time to put this thread to bed with 96% believing the action was appropriate and 4% disagreeing.
That is far and away the closest to concensus I've ever seen here.
Let's move on to more pressing issues, like the SSE makeover.
Probably time to put this thread to bed with 96% believing the action was appropriate and 4% disagreeing.
That is far and away the closest to concensus I've ever seen here.
Let's move on to more pressing issues, like the SSE makeover.
eroyee
Active Member
Oh, boy. disney watch out......you are going to have way more problems then in the future........
disneyjesus
Member
I think the policy stated that physical altercations could lead to "possible immediate ejection."
Therein lies the "wiggle room."
disneyjesus
Member
Ah, something we can all agree on! ("Thumbs up" from everyone, right?)
phichi17
New Member
Point taken on the wiggle room incident, it was at Disney's discretion. They exercised the right to do it when hand how they wanted to. Ain't it wonderful to be a private property owner?
phichi17
New Member
Yep, thats in another thread(s).
KeeKee
Well-Known Member
Excellent point! I whole-heartedly agree with you, ClemsonTigger. This is one of the most lopsided discussions ever. It restores my faith in our country to see so many express so much common sense.
ClemsonTigger
Naturally Grumpy
You are correct.
And the decision was made by Disney, Pop Warner Officials (and I'm sure those officials were happy to be pulled out of bed for this) and Orange County Police for immediate ejection.
From the description of the associated womans postings on the other site, I'm surprised that there wasn't immediate transfer to the Orange County Police station.
Your position has been stated well, I believe all that can be done now is to agree to disagree.
KeeKee
Well-Known Member
Well done!!! :lol::sohappy::lol:
joanna71985
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:lol: Nice!
phichi17
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disneyjesus
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phichi17
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I agree. The best part about this is no one got angry, no names were called and we are all smiling at the end. This is what a discussion forum is all about.
Testtrack321
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Yes it would have been, i think you're missing the scope here. THREE TEAMS, brawl that sent one kid to the hospital that took the police over an hour to get everything straightened up. Official response from Pop Warner and Disney. We're not talking about one kid pushing another, we're talking about three teams having ego issues fighting it out off of the football field and at a resort. What would prevent all these angry guys from possibly taking a trash can or chair and throwing it through a window of an opposing team? Or, heaven forbid, they got the room wrong. Or how about an altercation at 8 am when they woke up after all the police had left?
I've seen stuff like this go down in HS, there is NO room for tolerance with things like this. As I said inititally, if you are so worried about the babies and little kids, then they SHOULD BE THROWN OUT FOR THOSE BABIES AND LITTLE KIDS SAFETY.
mousefan1972
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I was just reading resort reviews on allearsnet.com, and thought this one on All Star Music in particular was relevant to this thread:
My family of four stayed in a standard room at this resort from 11/26-12/03. We knew it wouldn't be anything extravagant but basically just a place to rest our head at night. What we didn't bargain for was being put in the farthest building from Melody Hall. We were traveling with two other families and had given the grandgathering number when we made our reservation. The other families ended up together in Jazz #9 and we ended up in Country #5. We asked to be moved closer at check-in but were told they were too busy & didn't have any other rooms. The first few days weren't bad but then our parking area got roped off and we ended up having to park at least 1-2 buildings away every night. Then the groups of cheerleaders, football players & their parents arrived. Apparently there was some sort of tournament and the hotel had put them all around us. The noise was non-stop from 6am until about 2am. I called to complain but was told Management was too busy to take my call. After chatting with a security guy, I found out that the hotel had specifically hired more security just because of all the tournament people and there had already been a couple accidents. When walking back from Melody Hall you could see kids/adults throwing things from the 2nd or 3rd floor and screaming obscenities at other guests. While I know the hotel isn't responsible for the behavior of their guests, I do believe it is their job to at least attempt to keep people in line. My family was made to feel less important than the tournament people and we couldn't wait to leave on the 3rd. The other families we were traveling with experienced the same problems so I know it wasn't an isolated problem. We definitely will not stay at any of the value resorts on our next trip.
*copied and pasted from this link: http://allearsnet.com/reviewpost/showproduct.php?product=4&cat=3
My family of four stayed in a standard room at this resort from 11/26-12/03. We knew it wouldn't be anything extravagant but basically just a place to rest our head at night. What we didn't bargain for was being put in the farthest building from Melody Hall. We were traveling with two other families and had given the grandgathering number when we made our reservation. The other families ended up together in Jazz #9 and we ended up in Country #5. We asked to be moved closer at check-in but were told they were too busy & didn't have any other rooms. The first few days weren't bad but then our parking area got roped off and we ended up having to park at least 1-2 buildings away every night. Then the groups of cheerleaders, football players & their parents arrived. Apparently there was some sort of tournament and the hotel had put them all around us. The noise was non-stop from 6am until about 2am. I called to complain but was told Management was too busy to take my call. After chatting with a security guy, I found out that the hotel had specifically hired more security just because of all the tournament people and there had already been a couple accidents. When walking back from Melody Hall you could see kids/adults throwing things from the 2nd or 3rd floor and screaming obscenities at other guests. While I know the hotel isn't responsible for the behavior of their guests, I do believe it is their job to at least attempt to keep people in line. My family was made to feel less important than the tournament people and we couldn't wait to leave on the 3rd. The other families we were traveling with experienced the same problems so I know it wasn't an isolated problem. We definitely will not stay at any of the value resorts on our next trip.
*copied and pasted from this link: http://allearsnet.com/reviewpost/showproduct.php?product=4&cat=3
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