You know, if any of us go to another country, where we don't speak the language, and cause damage or break a law or a rule, we're still responsible for our behavior. If anything, being ignorant of a foreign land's (or resort's) policies because you perhaps don't speak the language should inspire people to be on their best possible behavior, so there's no chance of angering the natives. The same should be true of anyone who perhaps doesn't speak English coming to America and WDW. There should be a policy in place (if there isn't one already) that specifies that WDW reserves the right to kick out anyone whose behavior elicits complaints from other guests. Doesn't matter if you're an obnoxious individual, family or tour group. And if you're kicked out for unruly behavior, you don't get a refund.
Then, of course, WDW actually has to enforce that rule.
:brick: When I tell yoy vacation from H___ I mean it. We were awake every night all night. We had 641 kids from Brazil in our building. They played soccer all night down in front of Broadway. Skinny dipping, running through the food court knocking people down. Screaming and yelling when they came back from the parks and buying egga God only knows where and having egg fights. From the time we checked 7/13 till the day we left 7/22 it was constant. We called security on our cell phone because our phone never worked in our room the whole time. Called about that and they finally had a guy come the last day and he couldn't fix it. Finally to top everything one night our room keys didn't work. We were locked out 45 minutes until engineering showed up. I went to the front desk after enough is enough and complained and do you know they just wanted to give me fast passes to the park. We told them no and we should get something better than that. They finally gave us 2 nights back on my credit card. They knew this when we checked in because other people already had complained. Can anyone top this.
