BoarderPhreak
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That's totally unmagical.
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Recent Visit.. Spotted REAL RODENT 😳
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Bairstow
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In fairness, that was kangaroo meat in the stew, not squirrel.
KatieBug, is that you? 
You're visiting an outdoor theme park in the middle of Florida. I would be shocked if a guest didn't see any of the wildlife - rabbits, rodents (all varieties), snakes, rats with wings, deer, gators, possums, armadillos, skunks, raccoons, roaches, lizards, etc., that populate the area.
You're visiting an outdoor theme park in the middle of Florida. I would be shocked if a guest didn't see any of the wildlife - rabbits, rodents (all varieties), snakes, rats with wings, deer, gators, possums, armadillos, skunks, raccoons, roaches, lizards, etc., that populate the area.
Goofyernmost
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Always remember and don't ever forget... Squirrels are nothing more then bushy tailed rats.
Always remember and don't ever forget... Squirrels are nothing more then bushy tailed rats.
Well, they are members of the rodent family.
Yeah.. real joke... Not many RATS here in New England.. and I'm not laughing after the money we spent at WDW.. so all the folks acting like it's no big deal.. if I didn't care about rats wondering the grounds.. I'd go to Atlantic City or Some cheap Carnival.. Just surprised to see the changes in the conditions of the Park..... Have fun... ExpertsThis must be a joke! Rats and mice live everywhere outside no way to get rid of them they are as common as squirrels or birds just part of nature outside especially in the south as I call home too. As long as they aren’t infesting your home inside they are no bother.
John park hopper
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Always remember and don't ever forget... Squirrels are nothing more then bushy tailed rats.
We call them tree rats, shot 3 yesterday that have been eating up my vegetable garden. Just can't get the wife to cook them
Yeah.. real joke... Not many RATS here in New England.. and I'm not laughing after the money we spent at WDW.. so all the folks acting like it's no big deal.. if I didn't care about rats wondering the grounds.. I'd go to Atlantic City or Some cheap Carnival.. Just surprised to see the changes in the conditions of the Park..... Have fun... Experts
Boston is the #2 most rat infested city in the US, behind #1 Philly. You just don't see them.
sxeensweet
Love a little Disney every day!! ;)
They have always been there you just never saw one! Lol ...AND I said it’s common outdoors especially in the south. You are in NE so that’s not the south but even in NE like Boston area (where my family is from on my mom’s side) they have them too outside. Lol So being I have family in NE I’m well aware of some of the differences, and my family up there also knows mice and rats outside is common but they do have less of some other creatures and bugs but mice and rats are anywhere. Like I said as long as they aren’t in your home or inside it’s not a big deal for us here in the south especially and my family in NE.Yeah.. real joke... Not many RATS here in New England.. and I'm not laughing after the money we spent at WDW.. so all the folks acting like it's no big deal.. if I didn't care about rats wondering the grounds.. I'd go to Atlantic City or Some cheap Carnival.. Just surprised to see the changes in the conditions of the Park..... Have fun... Experts
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I don't live in Boston..
They have eyes but they do not see. They have not yet reached the higher planes of enrodentment.
sxeensweet
Love a little Disney every day!! ;)
Guess you don’t also know that Disney commonly uses feral cats at night to hunt the rodent population at WDW and DL. They have for many many years.
But you said New England, and Boston's part of NE.
Ratiest cities in US
Chicago
New York
Washington D.C.
Los Angeles
San Francisco-Oakland-San Jose- area
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Minneapolis-St. Paul
Detroit
Denver
The only response I have is Welcome to Florida. You do know that Disney World was built in a swamp?
Goofyernmost
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Not sure why you are getting so angry. OK, you don't like rats, who does? But, to think that a place built in the middle of a huge swamp would or, more importantly, could be prevented from occasionally showing up is not living in a world of reality. Rats would not normally venture into a group of humans, but, because people think it is cute to feed the wildlife and otherwise are slobs that don't even try to pick up after themselves it is inevitable that they will show up from time to time. People joked around because it is a lot of things, but, a serious problem it is not. Not many ships have sailed into MK from distant shores across the ocean carrying plague ravaged rats. They keep the alligators fed along with other large wild animals that call the property home and it is one of the things that makes the property special.Yeah.. real joke... Not many RATS here in New England.. and I'm not laughing after the money we spent at WDW.. so all the folks acting like it's no big deal.. if I didn't care about rats wondering the grounds.. I'd go to Atlantic City or Some cheap Carnival.. Just surprised to see the changes in the conditions of the Park..... Have fun... Experts
And to restate my first comment... nothing has changed in the conditions at the park. The only thing that was different is that you happened to be standing in the wrong place at the wrong time. They've always been there you just never saw them before.
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Forget Florida. Welcome to earth.
I think Antarctica is the only place you won't see a rat. I say that only because I haven't seen one there yet.
P.S. Don't tell the OP about the gators.
ProfSavage
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A rat, outside, in the swamp, with an abundant food source available somehow equates declining park quality? No one tell Nana about NYC...
Anyone get a Patty Melton vibe from the OP? Or is that just me.
Captain Barbossa
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I've always called them "hybrid rats". What kind of gun did you shoot them with and why won't she cook them?