They are baack

[Lilofan]

Should misbehaviour by US teenagers in Mexico, or Australian teenagers in Bali, or British teenagers in Mallorca, be tolerated just because it makes money for a few big corporations?

Brazil is a normal country, with normal people, most of whom sometimes behave appropriately and sometimes not. We can just approach them as such. They are not endangered seal puppies in need of protection.

Not even a close comparison. Brazil tourists and their teenage chaperones groups spent more millions supporting FL #1 economy. Last time I checked these corporations were for profit. Misbehavior should be addressed and who said they tolerate it?

 

[mkt]

As the OP , I won't. I was pointing out specifically that with the easing of international travel restrictions, tour groups were reappearing. Up to that point I hadn't seen non-familiar groups at the parks since reopening.

Why? I won't. There are obnoxious privileged brats in Brazil, in America, in Russia, in Hong Kong, in India. I'll call all of them out, unhampered by US neuroses.

Cultures are different, such is the richness of our wonderful diverse world. So people behave differently. 'Rich, White, Rio' is a different sociological category than 'Crazy Rich, Chinese, Singapore', each having their own distinct behaviour sets. And when a behaviour clashes with common cultural values elsewhere, in our example, loud chanting in a theatrical environment, then it can be named and it can be adressed.

 

[The Empress Lilly]

I have failed you. :'(

 

[mkt]

I have failed you. :'(

 

[TotallyBiased]

From what I've observed and/or been subjected to, being a crappy entitled obnoxious guest isn't limited to any particular demographic. Seen it from every nationality, every group size. I think there's trash in every language and locality.

 

[Spookie2018]

Not to be rude, but did you read what that phrase means? I’m simply saying that singling out a group of kids in a negative way based on their language seems off to me. Never said anything like what you just wrote.

I'm not certain that you understood that the original poster wasn't singling anyone out based on their language. It was simply a playful way to call-out a very specific type of tour group. Whether you found it humorous, or not, is irrelevant and certainly not worthy of your continuing conversation based around it.

 

[castlecake2.0]

I'm not certain that you understood that the original poster wasn't singling anyone out based on their language. It was simply a playful way to call-out a very specific type of tour group. Whether you found it humorous, or not, is irrelevant and certainly not worthy of your continuing conversation based around it.

He literally made a point to specify their language. I don’t need you to tell me what’s worthy of my discussion on a discussion board. Obrigado!

 

[networkpro]

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He literally made a point to specify their language. I don’t need you to tell me what’s worthy of my discussion on a discussion board. Obrigado!

I did as they were the first non-related foreign originated tour group complete with the "cliche on a stick" that I'd seen since foreign entry was restored.

 

[plutofan15]

Also I can’t think of a time there were mutliple guests from Brazil clogging up paths/QSRs/busses/skyliners in ECVs was an issue

I have experienced it numerous times.

 

[Parker in NYC]

Politics! Take it to the COVID or Splash Mountain threads like everyone else does.