They should rename the place "The World's Sickest Place"

[Astro_Digital]

Just got back and seemed like every second or third kid running around was spreading colds like it is the thing to do. Sure enough I caught a cold from one of these disease bags.

Tried to always wash my hands etc.... but then I get on a bus of some other enclosed place and they be spreading their colds.

 

[G00fyDad]

Just got back and seemed like every second or third kid running around was spreading colds like it is the thing to do. Sure enough I caught a cold from one of these disease bags.

Tried to always wash my hands etc.... but then I get on a bus of some other enclosed place and they be spreading their colds.

I don't think they be meaning to.

You went to Disney World. Did you expect everyone there to be cold-free? I hate to tell you this, but there were likely just as many adults running around with a cold as children. (or as you so eloquently put it.... "disease bags")

 

[Disneydreamer23]

I went for 2 weeks with my family that have very low immune systems none of us got sick. We use hand sanitizer all day and wash our hands constantly.

 

[WondersOfLife]

 

[Glasgow]

Lol. Seriously? Sucks that you got sick but there are 12 million people a year in MK alone. Someone is going to pass along a cold or two. Some unsolicited advice - don't ever touch the handrails.

 

[BuzzKillington]

I seriously doubt they were all colds but rather symptoms of the changes in the weather/temperature. Oh, and those "disease bags" are going to get stuck paying the $18T debt that we all have been having a grand time charging up and probably will never be able to visit Disney.

 

[Marc Gil]

A change in weather usually brings in a wave of colds or allergies.

Trust me, last week everyone in my classes were fighting colds. Fortunately, I have a good immune system, so I haven't gotten sick yet.

*knocks on wood*

 

[epcotisbest]

Disease bags. Very poor choice of words....kinda invalidates your whole point.

 

[ImagineerDude]

Lol. Seriously? Sucks that you got sick but there are 12 million people a year in MK alone. Someone is going to pass along a cold or two. Some unsolicited advice - don't ever touch the handrails.

Try 17 million...but yeah!

 

[Master Yoda]

 

[Kamikaze]

I went for 2 weeks with my family that have very low immune systems none of us got sick. We use hand sanitizer all day and wash our hands constantly.

And thats why you have 'low immune systems'.

 

[Master Yoda]

And thats why you have 'low immune systems'.

....or they are taking an immunosuppressant, have recently undergone chemotherapy, have had an organ transplant, etc.

 

[JordanNite]

Funnily enough i was there a few years back and caught the worst imganiable flu you could ever hope to get. I'm quite a resiliant person, but this flu completely wiped me out - couldn't even get up or have energy to walk around. So bizarre.

 

[NYwdwfan]

I know people that get sick any time they fly. Sometimes it's not the theme park but the trip there that exposed you to germs.

 

[Kamikaze]

....or they are taking an immunosuppressant, have recently undergone chemotherapy, have had an organ transplant, etc.

His entire family, at once?

 

[Master Yoda]

His entire family, at once?

Quite possibly considering that immunosuppressants are used for an incredibly wide variety of conditions. Asthma, allergies, psoriasis, arthritis, and inflammatory bowel disease being just the tip of the iceberg.

 

[draybook]

No, many of these cretins MEAN to pass their colds along. Perhaps subconsciously but there's a reason that so many baboons run around sneezing and coughing without even trying to cover their face when doing so.

It's truly disgusting to see how many inconsiderate buffoons run around sneezing full blast without the slightest worry about blocking it. Yuck.

 

[George]

My love for Disney World has caused me to contemplate the exact same name change, but for different reasons.

 

[George]

I don't think they be meaning to.

You went to Disney World. Did you expect everyone there to be cold-free? I hate to tell you this, but there were likely just as many adults running around with a cold as children. (or as you so eloquently put it.... "disease bags")

I don't want anyone worrying about getting sick from me when I'm at WDW. They oulawed my giant ball suit -

It did protect people from the common cold, but my proclivity for running into people and knocking them into WS lagoon or a poorly positioned Mulan meet and greet caused my outfit to be banned. Now, I wear this -

despite the attendant problems of getting an air supply line long enough. I have the calculations of the minimum line length needed to reach the maximum extent of each park. It is possible to go on rides, but you'll have to make some special requests (the route wasn't that different, Mr. Stuck Up KS driver!). However, I feel the suit along with my penchant for wearing a placard that assures everyone I am not a child molester whenever I am without children at WDW, really sets everyone's mind at ease.

 

[Jwhee]

Well.. One of my siblings have gotten lice from staying at the Contemporary twice