wdwishes2005
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Why not skip it that night?Woser said:
Who said anything about sleep? Disney sells vault doesn't it?
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Secretly Spent Nite @ MK?
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Dragonrider1227
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Now that's what I call cruel and unusual punnishment.GenerationX said:
:drevil:
As for sneaking in, the castle seems too obvious. They've proboly got plenty of security there. Perhaps Mickey's house. That sure looked like a comfy bed.
Dragonrider1227
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of course, anyone who reads Kingdom Keepers knows after closing is when Malificent tries to take over the world. :lol:
DisneyDellsDude
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DSNYKID said:
I think Animal Kingdom would because of all of the foilage.
A "Ghost" Host
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Well I know many CMs including myself that tried to stay overnight due to the fact that they may schedule you to get off at 2am and have to come back at 5am as an example. I haven't heard of anyone actually spending the night though...
kateface517
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probably the grim grinning ghosts from "Disneyland Fun" come out to get you
SilentWindODoom
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One could easily stay overnight. There is a small secret spot in the Magic Kingdom, that I'm sure is not monitored by the security cameras or sensors. Of course, it is small, and one would not be able to leave it. Of coruse, the reports of this small spot are from a while ago, and it may not exist any more. Corrus, I'll PM you to see if it will work.
HINT: It's in Frontierland
HINT: It's in Frontierland
Lokheed
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DisneyGrown-Up said:
The Free Lunch by Spider Robinson
It takes place in "Dreamworld", which is an obvious riff on Disneyland, and is about a twelve year old boy who tries to hide inside the park and then is taken in by a woman who has been living undetected in the park for years. It is an excellent book by one of the best science fiction authors of all time. I highly recommend it.
Also worth reading is Down and Out in the Magic Kingdom by Cory Doctrow. It's not about hiding in the park, but it is set in and around Walt Disney World in the not-too-distant future.
NeedABreak
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For thoes of you interested in such topics check out www.infiltration.org
Somebody earlier said something about hiding out in AK. In MK you have to worry about gators, depending on where you try to hid in AK you might have to worry about lions!
Somebody earlier said something about hiding out in AK. In MK you have to worry about gators, depending on where you try to hid in AK you might have to worry about lions!
SilentWindODoom
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Aww... I thought it was a site on how to get into Disney.
DisneyDellsDude
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NeedABreak said:
I wasn't really thinking about those.
No, but just hide by the foilage by Tree of Life or something.
Not jumping out of the Safari vehicle. Although, that would be quite exciting.:lol:
shoppingnut
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DisneyDellsDude said:I wasn't really thinking about those.
No, but just hide by the foilage by Tree of Life or something.
Not jumping out of the Safari vehicle. Although, that would be quite exciting.:lol:
And you don't think there will be some sort of wild life in the bushes by you at the Tree of Life. :lol:
Frank Stallone
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I have technically slept in the Swiss Family Treehouse. I had worked until 2:45 (extra magic hours), and had to work again in the morning (I think around 9). I had planned on just sleeping somewhere in the utilidors, or perhaps even in our break room.
However, a cast member I knew recommended sleeping in the master bedroom of the treehouse, as he had actually slept there the night before Hurricane Charley hit in 2004 (it was just raining, no heavy winds yet!).
At 3 ish I just walked around the park (I was still in full costume, so It's not like I was standing out, considering there are many cast members in the park overnight). I took some pictures around the park (always fun to take some pictures when the park is essentially empty), walked around a bit more, then headed back to the treehouse around 4. Slept from about 4 til 6.
Headed down to the utilidors to get some breakfast in the Mouseketeria, then went back to my breakroom to sleep for a couple more hours til it was time to work.
However, a cast member I knew recommended sleeping in the master bedroom of the treehouse, as he had actually slept there the night before Hurricane Charley hit in 2004 (it was just raining, no heavy winds yet!).
At 3 ish I just walked around the park (I was still in full costume, so It's not like I was standing out, considering there are many cast members in the park overnight). I took some pictures around the park (always fun to take some pictures when the park is essentially empty), walked around a bit more, then headed back to the treehouse around 4. Slept from about 4 til 6.
Headed down to the utilidors to get some breakfast in the Mouseketeria, then went back to my breakroom to sleep for a couple more hours til it was time to work.
ONUpolarbears
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ilovepluto23 said:
THE BABES! THE CHICKS! Women dig rebels;-)
Jim: "Hey baby, I was able to avoid the crack security squad at disney, alligators in the JC and the rabid dolls in IASW......you know you want me!"
Girl: *Swoon* MY HERO
At least that's how I imagine it would go!
;-)
unkadug
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:lol: Giggity giggity giggityPolarJim said:THE BABES! THE CHICKS! Women dig rebels;-)
Jim: "Hey baby, I was able to avoid the crack security squad at disney, alligators in the JC and the rabid dolls in IASW......you know you want me!"
Girl: *Swoon* MY HERO
At least that's how I imagine it would go!
;-)
ONUpolarbears
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unkadug said:
Heh! ALLL RIIIIIIIGHT!