epcotisbest
Well-Known Member
Me too! It was not what I imagined when I first heard the term.Okay I am officially declaring myself an "old man." I had to look up "selfie stick."
Me too! It was not what I imagined when I first heard the term.Okay I am officially declaring myself an "old man." I had to look up "selfie stick."
I can't wait until they ban cell phones/cameras on rides. This will be more difficult to implement, but the deterrent of telling you not to or face potential discipline might help.
My issues with phones/cameras now are:
1) Excessive flashing
2) Holding up a camera the entire ride, blocking views and generally annoying other guests.
3) Potential safety issue if a camera is dropped or jostled free and hits someone
4) Potential safety issue for people trying to take pictures and hanging out of ride vehicle or stretching their arms out of the vehicle to get shots.
This is the classic problem with allowing cameras. You get the idiots ruining it for everyone. Unfortunately, you are the exception, not the rule.I would not be on board with that. I'd be on board with them actually enforcing no flash policies, etc. I enjoy taking pictures of the rides. I don't use a flash, don't have my LCD screen on, and I'm considerate of those around me when shooting. It's the idiots who flash, or hold up their ipads that are the problem. Just enforce the current policies.
Coming up with the rule is one thing. They have a very spotty history of enforcing any of them, so we shall see.
Banning stupid, inconsiderate, dangerous people would effectively bankrupt Disney. Besides, how could you tell? I look fairly normal, but...I hate it when things have to be banned because stupid people do stupid, inconsiderate and dangerous things. I wish they could just ban stupid, inconsiderate and dangerous people.
Yes! My DGF who has a lot of food allergies was just down 2 weeks ago and said she saw people with decent sized coolers going through the parks. She also has a pretty fun story about seeing someone in line at the security tables with one as well. Basically, the lady was in line at the table with handbags and larger sized cooler and the security guard looked at her and said ma'am, these people on this side have small purses with nothing in them and you have a lot of stuff. I'm going to get them done first and then I'll check your things to not hold up the line. The lady apparently started flipping out and the guard was just like... this was your choice to bring these things to the park.
I can tell by if they are wearing jorts.Banning stupid, inconsiderate, dangerous people would effectively bankrupt Disney. Besides, how could you tell? I look fairly normal, but...
Am I the only person who get's tired of seeing people doing the "Wave" before the show starts?Wishful thinking......
Included with Selfie Stick ban is a ban on all chanting while waiting for Fantasmic.
If iphones get banned along with IPads. Then what will happen to the "My Disney Experience App" which is helpful for finding various Disney characters around the parks and when they are out?Don't celebrate just yet. You'll still have to smack someone in the head with their iPad.
Ah... Hopefully Disney starts a trend. I can't believe more people don't get run over by cars and trucks when cowards take "Selfie" pictures in the middle of the streets.
If iphones get banned along with IPads. Then what will happen to the "My Disney Experience App" which is helpful for finding various Disney characters around the parks and when they are out?
I agree, I remember visiting Walt Disney World in 2004 and 2006 and alot of guests we're loving the experience they we're having. During my Senior Trip last month, the majority of guests we're missing the Disney experience due to Selife Sticks and Iphones. The My Disney Experience App doesn't count since it's helpful for finding certain characters in the parks. But still, every guest I saw weren't interested like they we're years ago.Stop and think....what in the world did people do before smart phones and go pros and selfie sticks.
My God we actually had to take real photos with actual cameras....and yes....we could take selfies.
We were far less vain
We actually were able to watch the entire ride and immerse ourselves in the experience because we weren't worried about filming or snapping constant photos.
We didn't ruin the rides for anyone else
And we actually had to rely on our memories.....which were far better by the way.
Smart phones are good for somethings....but honestly.....stop taking so many damn pictures and actually enjoy the experience.
If iphones get banned along with IPads. Then what will happen to the "My Disney Experience App" which is helpful for finding various Disney characters around the parks and when they are out?
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