So you are the one who told the bus driver to step and said " I got this!" I think you are missing my point. I have no problems with those who need scooters, I have problems with those who abuse them, big difference. My wife was run over by a person who abused them, laughed it away in a foreign language with company in tow, and then proceeded to get off his scooter, put it on the bus, sir down, and continue to be a DB!Since the conversation is over, there is no sense in explaining just how mind shatteringly wrong you are! So, have a nice day. Oh, and pray that karma, doesn't really exist.
YES!!! Garbage, water bottles, whatever items thrown onto sets of the rides, or in the water on rides is a HUGE pet peeve of mine. Nothing like seeing garbage in the water while riding IASW :/ Bums me out that people would do that!The water bottles thrown into the water at the water taxi waiting areas is horrible!
My Mom age 73 had a scooter parked out of the way at a quick service restaurant. Someone sat in it to make a call on her cell phone. It seems odd, but it was annoying because Mom had some "stuff" in her scooter basket. I guess the lady must have been really tired! Still, I would never sit in someone else's scooter- parked or not.
I went to the Lion King show one time. The first show of the day I think. There were a grand total of 30 people waiting to get in. While standing there a young girl, I'd say about 10 began creeping up toward the front of the line. It took her about 15 minutes, waiting for people to look the other way and then slowly moving in front of them. When she reached the front she motioned to someone, I assume her mother, to come forward and the woman went through excusing as she passed by everyone in line and got to the front with the girl.2.Line management. The creepers/cutters trying to get by just one more family to gain exactly 10.3 seconds of extra time. If they only knew the wise cracks I lean back and say to my kids. Lots of fun.
Judgemental my , I have seen it happen FIVE times in six trips! So maybe I should just get one because I cant function at the park, but when it's time to get on a bus and skip the line, i'm great. I get those who need them, and you can see it, and you can also see those who dont and abuse. conversation over..
I am not going to get into the do they/don't they arguments, but a few times in past trips I have been hit by one of ECVs. Once I was standing by the tree of life - close to the railing when an ECV came rolling up, and ran right over my foot. I howled in pain (I have problems with my nails and they are often close to being ingrown, so the toes are usually very sensitive). The driver of the ECV looked at me and said, 'That didn't hurt.' I wanted to launch a string of non-Disney sanctioned NYC style words, but held my tounge.
Another time I was walking down Sunset Blvd and was crossing the street. An ECV made a turn at the same time and clipped my ankle, causing it to bleed. That time I was not as quick to catch my mouth and I said somethign to the effect of 'What a truck!' The person accompanying the driver got in my face and wanted to fight me. I looked at this little guy - I am 6'3 200 - and knew if he wanted to go for it there would be two hits. I hit him and he hit the floor. I told him to perform the physically impossible and continued on....
I love the video of the person beeping to get out of the park after the parade....classic.
I think all the Magical Express buses are owned by Mears.Starting my vacation at the airport with my family with expectations of a great ride on the magical express watching movies, only to get a crappy mears bus, video broken(didn't believe the bus driver), and a boring bus driver. Not the standard, thus no tip.
And I think the drivers are all Mears personellI think all the Magical Express buses are owned by Mears.
I think all the Magical Express buses are owned by Mears.
Both statements are correct.And I think the drivers are all Mears personell
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