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Things that regular guests "OVERLOOK"
- Thread starter mkepcotmgmak
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is there a reason that the Main Street Station is painted that warm red color? sure there is. it is the entryway to Disney World, the best show in the world - its your red curtain to the Best Entertainment Venue in the world, the red curtain/ and the red carpet has been rolled out for you as well
the difference in the colors from Main Street's street up to the curb works on this scenarion as well as a safety precaution, helps people not to trip when the road changes colors...
the difference in the colors from Main Street's street up to the curb works on this scenarion as well as a safety precaution, helps people not to trip when the road changes colors...
Ever wonder how Phantom Manor got its name, or how Master Gracey's story realy is told?
Ever wonder why the spires to Cinderella's Castle are painted blue and just what is that line of "cable" coming from the top of the castle and going towards Tomorrowland?
Ask a CM who is on duty - (not off duty) they will be glad to tell you - ask about three different CMS the same question.
Ever wonder why the spires to Cinderella's Castle are painted blue and just what is that line of "cable" coming from the top of the castle and going towards Tomorrowland?
Ask a CM who is on duty - (not off duty) they will be glad to tell you - ask about three different CMS the same question.
Irrawaddy Erik
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This is actually used all over in WDW. I think there is one place its not ..........Toontown LOL yep the edge of the curb and the street are the same color and I can tell you I have seen TONS of people trip on them. :hammer: Many try to play it off after they trip like they ment to do it.
so toontown is disney's trap huh? lol - watching people fall then play it off is hilarious.
HAPPY 100th POST TO ME - who wants to give me a paid vacation to WDW? don't fuss over it, you can all divide the costs among yourselves...
HAPPY 100th POST TO ME - who wants to give me a paid vacation to WDW? don't fuss over it, you can all divide the costs among yourselves...
Originally posted by bamboo7
you could ask me 3 or 4 different times. you'll learn 3 or 4 new things
same here.. lol. i love coming up with this stuff
BRER STITCH
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For the answer to these, and MANY more questions,
I HIGHLY recommend the BACKSTAGE MAGIC TOUR!!!
I recently had the chance to participate in this tour and, in addition to getting to see the utilidors and a lot of backstage areas, you spend 8 hours learning about all the neat little things discussed here, but for 3 PARKS!!! The tour covers MGM, EPCOT, and the MAGIC KINGDOM and was one of the BEST days I've ever spent at WDW!!
Lovers of this thread would absolutely LOVE this tour!
Thanks to MICKEY (no kidding!), our wonderful Tour Guide!
:sohappy: :sohappy: :sohappy:
For the answer to these, and MANY more questions,
I HIGHLY recommend the BACKSTAGE MAGIC TOUR!!!
I recently had the chance to participate in this tour and, in addition to getting to see the utilidors and a lot of backstage areas, you spend 8 hours learning about all the neat little things discussed here, but for 3 PARKS!!! The tour covers MGM, EPCOT, and the MAGIC KINGDOM and was one of the BEST days I've ever spent at WDW!!
Lovers of this thread would absolutely LOVE this tour!
Thanks to MICKEY (no kidding!), our wonderful Tour Guide!
:sohappy: :sohappy: :sohappy:
Invero
Well-Known Member
Here's my top three list of things most guests don't really notice...
1.) Cast Members.
2.) Cast Members.
3.) Did I mention Cast Members?
The ones who do the little things, that mean so much. The ones that provide guest service recovery, and fix something that might have gone wrong. The ones that make you smile, that make your day. The ones who Create the Magic. All to often they get overlooked...
1.) Cast Members.
2.) Cast Members.
3.) Did I mention Cast Members?
The ones who do the little things, that mean so much. The ones that provide guest service recovery, and fix something that might have gone wrong. The ones that make you smile, that make your day. The ones who Create the Magic. All to often they get overlooked...
^ Amen to that! i can't tell you how many times i might have been talking to guests, then all of a sudden their kids or they themselves see Mickey or even some character they don't even know, and ZIP, off they go and i am still talking, now just to myself. ha ha.
FigmentJedi
Well-Known Member
In Mousegear at Epcot, the Dreamcatcher vehicle that dreamfinder drove in the original JII is over a shelf. the Blimp was removed, the ideabag was replaced and the vehicle in general was repainted.
mightyduck
Well-Known Member
You mean like the bus drivers who have pizza with you?
And hey! When the woman at the ticket booth sold me the wrong ticket and the guest relations guy fixed it, I wrote a letter right there telling his supervisor he did a good job!
goonsquads57
New Member
The turrets REALLY hide ICBMs aimed a Cuba (really!)
I think that the poor CM's are really overlooked. I do my best to be nice to them and if someone is really good, I do write letters of appreciation. I notice that a lot of people are in such a hurry while at WDW and that they don't take the time to stop and take a good look at what surrounds them. I do this every time and it brings a tear to my eye.
(if any of the CM's on this thread will be attending the Meet in Dec. please let me know, thanks!)
Pam
(if any of the CM's on this thread will be attending the Meet in Dec. please let me know, thanks!)
Pam
Irrawaddy Erik
Well-Known Member
Can I get an amen on that one........ Some of the most magical moments I have is when I get a letter from Guest Services sent buy guests saying that I made a little magic in there lives. Thats what it's all about.
