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scariest moment in WDW
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Frau Farbissina
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I am the type who is easily scared by "spooky" things. I know that the Haunted Mansion isn't that scary but the first time I went on it, when the hitchhiking ghosts tag along, I didn't know to expect it and I screamed my head off.
And yes, I was an adult at the time.
And yes, I was an adult at the time.
TaoBoxer
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Oh, you beat me to it!
Tinkerbell 8
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Seeing a herd of Brazillians coming towards me :ROFLOL:
rct247
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It was June/July 2009...mid-day. I was headed for the Main Street Train Station with a group of friends. A family with a teenage son who was special needs was having a fit in Town Square because he had to leave the Magic Kingdom and the crowds of people weren't making it any better. It started to get a little rough so with the help of Cast Members they decided it would be best to go up to the quiet train station to calm down.
We were essentially following this group, naturally looking on, but trying to be polite and not stare. We made it to the station platform, but things were getting a little more violent inside. The teenage son was taller and bigger than his mother and was starting to put up a fight. Security was called in. Again, my friends and I tried to not be drawn to the camotion when all of a sudden we heard glass breaking. The teenage boy managed to punch out a pane of glass in one of the windows of the train station. It was very close to my friends and I and you could even see the blood on the shards of glass from where the teen punched through. Security had to help step in and control the situation for the family and we were were all evacuated from the train station.
It was sad to witness such a situation, especially not understanding what was going through the special needs teenager's mind, but it was also very scary too.
We were essentially following this group, naturally looking on, but trying to be polite and not stare. We made it to the station platform, but things were getting a little more violent inside. The teenage son was taller and bigger than his mother and was starting to put up a fight. Security was called in. Again, my friends and I tried to not be drawn to the camotion when all of a sudden we heard glass breaking. The teenage boy managed to punch out a pane of glass in one of the windows of the train station. It was very close to my friends and I and you could even see the blood on the shards of glass from where the teen punched through. Security had to help step in and control the situation for the family and we were were all evacuated from the train station.
It was sad to witness such a situation, especially not understanding what was going through the special needs teenager's mind, but it was also very scary too.
trr1
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I have had a bunch of scary moments. Its called leaving the House of Mouse. Ohhhh the shivers I get every time.
Thats mine also
wdwcastwannabe
Active Member
Funny, but a similar story happened about 8-9 years ago. Your daughter lost sight of you and you jumped out of sight in flash! If I'm not mistaken, when she finally found you weren't you in Le Cellier making new friends? :animwink:
Mikester71
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Tim! Good to see you.
And I'll bet you were a little scared when your co-workers told you your "mom" was in the restaurant.
Thunder Fan
Member
The dread of seeing the "toe tag" from the magical express with your pick up time on the door.
mickeysshoes
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Having to go home is my scariest moment in WDW.......just saying!!!!
My scariest moment was riding Astro Orbiter. I decided to take my rocket up to as high as it would go, and when I finally made it, I heard an extremely loud *pop* and the rocket started to shake on me.
What made it scarier was that after our ride was finished, they closed it down for the rest of the day for "maintenance."
You broke the Astro Orbiter. Bad tourist!
There is no beating that. The song is now forever ingrained in mind. "It's a small world
after all....".
My scariest moments were in the old Skyway. My wife is fearless and was bouncing back and forth from side to side taking pictures. (Pictures, by the way, you could never get today.) I was in a panic, holding on to the center bar, as if that was going to keep me from falling. The pictures came out great, but I still remember the terror.
Pumbas Nakasak
Heading for the great escape.
Discovering the bar closed
stratman50th
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I think most of us have had this terrifying experience!
We were in EPCOT in the area between Mission Space and Test Track, but closer to the bathrooms there near the huge store. There was a family standing there. Mom picked up her son who was around 3 or 4, stood him up on one of the flower planters and had him ______ on the flowers there. We were pretty disgusted with them, mostly because the bathrooms weren't but 50 or so feet away. Some people just ain't got no home learnin'!
powlessfamily4
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I stand corrected ..... smart aleck :hammer:
juniorthomas
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I am the type who is easily scared by "spooky" things. I know that the Haunted Mansion isn't that scary but the first time I went on it, when the hitchhiking ghosts tag along, I didn't know to expect it and I screamed my head off.
And yes, I was an adult at the time.
Did they follow you home?
juniorthomas
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They're nearly unstoppable. You've got to do what you can to takeout the lead flag guy, grab the flag, and then throw it into the woods. That should get them out of the way...