wwmmd
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Um..........don't tell anyone but I goofed on my math, I'll be celebrating 19 years this year, not 18 (got married in 99). Shhh......don't tell my wife.
I take it all back then.
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Ridiculous or just plain weird in-queue stories, I wanna hear 'em.
- Thread starter KBLovedDisney
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I take it all back then.
graphite1326
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Yeah I have seen both of the last two.
Jedi Stitch
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Not only that, but since the Blue Bayou Restaurant is designed so you can watch the loading of the boats while you dine, many noobs will ask. " are those AA in the Restaurant scene."
mousekedoc
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This is NOT a complaint.My family was on the WWPM in Tomorrowland. It was a HOT day. My family, on that day, consisted of me, my wife, my then 8 yo daughter, and my 84 yo mom. The ride stopped. Waited 20 minutes. Had to disembark, walking the track to the building housing Stitch. Had to climb down a ladder into a closet that exited Auntie Gravities Galactic Goodies. The look on the shoppers as this gaggle of people from old to young filing out of a closet was funny. The poor cast member was chastised by my mom horribly. She eventually gave her a dozen, yes a dozen, fast passes. It worked out well for us. Mom is 86 now and we still laugh at that.
I bet onlookers at your group coming out of a closet at Auntie Gravities were like, "I wanna go on that tour!"
Agent1964fem
Active Member
I don't think this is weird...maybe inappropriate..but one year we had a young couple having a hot and heavy make out session in front of us in the line for Splash Mountain.
Bryan76
New Member
Was in line at Casey’s Corner and a Gentleman in front of me had a pack full of cash. I mean easily 20 thousand dollars in bills. As we moved up the line he would turn to the side and pull out some money to I guess figure out how much he would need to pay for his order. I gathered he was from a South American country and was paying for his entire trip in cash? So dangerous.
All that in a *hip pack...seriously. Wow. And why would you sit there and bring it out for others to see and count it?!
That's very dangerous.
CoreNovawarAMM
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My favorite weird smell is rubber (like tire rubber). Every time my family and I walk into the queue in Dinosaur (after the pre-show), I’m like, “Ooohh, tire smell...”
CoreNovawarAMM
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I saw a guy this past Dapper Day in Magic Kingdom...he was wearing a light pink flapper dress, pink curly wig, long white gloves, and carrying a pink purse. He also had full makeup on. At least he had flat shoes on...
CoreNovawarAMM
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There was a big group of high school seniors in the queue for RnRC, right around the marble door area. Let’s just say one couldn’t hardly hear one’s self think in there...
CoreNovawarAMM
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That’s me with my family...I’m the geek.
That’s me with my family...I’m the geek.
CoreNovawarAMM
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My family and I were in the queue line for Star Tours (just after C-3PO and R2-D2), and it was obvious someone had recently thrown up in the warmer part of the line. It was cleaned up, but still smelled horrible.Yep, you do see some strange and funny things at Disney.Not a queue line story but our experience was a bit gross.
While eating at Sunshine Seasons in the Land Pavilion at Epcot there was this couple with their kids sitting at one of the tables (booth/chair combination table) near us, and all sudden the little girl started to throw up. She threw up on the seat and carpeting. The mother just sat there looking around the restaurant just sitting there unconcerned, then grabbed a paper plate off the serving tray and held the plate in front of the daughter as she continued to throw up.
After she was finished they gathered their things got from the table (leaving the trays, and dirty plates/cups) and walked away leaving the throw up all over part of the table/seat. Didn’t bother to call a cast member so maybe they could help to clean it up.
My sister walked over to one of the cast members to let them know about the mess they left behind. I really feel sorry for the cast members who have to clean up after guests that leave any kind of mess.
Disney4family
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must have been my 6th period class...There was a big group of high school seniors in the queue for RnRC, right around the marble door area. Let’s just say one couldn’t hardly hear one’s self think in there...
Smiley/OCD
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YES!!! Add that to the list...the smell of the tire department at Costco.....My favorite weird smell is rubber (like tire rubber). Every time my family and I walk into the queue in Dinosaur (after the pre-show), I’m like, “Ooohh, tire smell...”
Smiley/OCD
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Probably a bus driver...
kazcostello76
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Not an in queue story, but this one stuck with me as pretty funny: I walked past a family, mom, dad, 2 kids. The dad points and says, "there's the Tower of Terror right there. Let's see how long the wait is." The problem is that this happened in EPCOT. And he was pointing at the tan colored prayer tower in the Morocco pavilion. Took all my self control not to bust out laughing. I pity the poor CM who had to tell him the truth when he couldn't find the entrance to the ToT.
This is a classic funny yet not really. While waiting in the Que at the Haunted Mansion under the awning where there is a wall with the green iron fence HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH, for some unexplained reason a child stuck his head through the rungs of the fence and got stuck (sort of funny,maybe ?) Father couldn't release his head, trying to Hercules the rungs and separate them but that wasn't going to work . Now heres sort of the wrong (very wrong thing) yet funny, all the others standing and holding up the line had their out stretched arms through, over and every other way filming this poor kid with their phones . Some people . I informed the now panicking father (as sirens can be heard approaching) he got it in there he'll have to get out the same way only his ears may hurt a bit more backing his head out (sorry I'm chuckling to my self as remembering this, I was going to suggest butter) the young boy being now a tad embarrassed 
was able to pull his head out and without loosing an ear. 
(sort of funny,maybe ?) Father couldn't release his head, trying to Hercules the rungs and separate them but that wasn't going to work . Now heres sort of the wrong (very wrong thing) yet funny, all the others standing and holding up the line had their out stretched arms through, over and every other way filming this poor kid with their phones . Some people . I informed the now panicking father (as sirens can be heard approaching) he got it in there he'll have to get out the same way only his ears may hurt a bit more backing his head out (sorry I'm chuckling to my self as remembering this, I was going to suggest butter) the young boy being now a tad embarrassed was able to pull his head out and without loosing an ear.
CoreNovawarAMM
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I also pity the poor dad, who probably found out he had to walk another couple miles to find out the wait time for ToTNot an in queue story, but this one stuck with me as pretty funny: I walked past a family, mom, dad, 2 kids. The dad points and says, "there's the Tower of Terror right there. Let's see how long the wait is." The problem is that this happened in EPCOT. And he was pointing at the tan colored prayer tower in the Morocco pavilion. Took all my self control not to bust out laughing. I pity the poor CM who had to tell him the truth when he couldn't find the entrance to the ToT.
