Top Ten Phrases To Avoid Using At WDW Parks

rsoxguy

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Original Poster
Hey kids! Time for more of my stupidity wit. I present my list of phrases that can be deemed as inappropriate at the Disney parks. Remember, manners count!



1. Never call for the attention of a CM by shouting, “Hey, tip monkey.” Remember, they’re not bellhops at the local Hilton.

2. Never try to get quicker service when waiting to be photographed with Mickey Mouse by shouting, “Quit stalling, cheese boy, time is money!”

3. Never refer to your table server as “Xavier”. You think it makes you sound cool, but you actually sound like a goon.

4. Never shout “cowards” at the participants in a parade. Remember, they weren’t there for a fight, and they’re supposed to be walking away.

5. Never try to impress other tourists on the Kilimanjaro Safari by saying, “See that lion up there? My pet Chihuahua “Lupe” would tear him to pieces.

6. Never try to sound like a food aficionado by answering with the words, “It was OK, but it was no Chef Boyardee”, while rubbing your belly, when asked by a server about the meal at Mama Melrose.

7. Never go to one of the CM’s in the World Showcase at EPCOT and ask, “Say boy, you ain’t from around here, are ya?

8. Never tell a CM working at a monorail station, “I’ve got a crisp, new five dollar bill that says this next train has a private cab.

9. Never say to the loading area CM at Space Mountain, “Can you slow things down for my vehicle? I just had lunch.

10. Never go to the entrance of a park, hold up your Chuck E. Cheese Birthday Club membership card, and say smugly, “I believe this will take care of everything.
 

luv

Well-Known Member
OMG, i wondered about the guy that I saw doing #4. now I know who he was.

...you could shave more than once a week, ya know. :rolleyes:
 

JIMINYCR

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When putting you finger in the park entrance scanner never say to the CM, I think I'm safe, my fingerprint records shouldn't have reached FL yet.
When checking into the resort never ask the CM, so how much damage to the room am I liable for?
When loading onto the MK Train never ask the engineer if he can back up so you can collect your penny you put on the track to be pressed before he pulled in.
When sitting down in the MK barber chair, never say, I think the lice treatment I used last night worked.
When loading onto any of the mountains, never say to the CM, I wish I grabbed a few of those sickness bags from Mission Space.
When entering city hall, never ask why they dont have maps of the utilidors, I got lost down there a moment ago and had a heck of a time finding my way back.
 

Nemo14

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Better than seeing a guy do #2.

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Lucky

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Never tell your kid "You shouldn't need to pee in the Casey Jones splash area. Didn't you pee in the pool before we left the resort?"
 

Patricia Melton

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Never stand and scream out during Fantasmic " where's Harry and Hermione"

I know you are kidding, but I've heard guests -- in all seriousness -- asking where Harry Potter is. They think it's at Disney and they look for Hogwarts castle. The first time it happened, I thought it was an elaborate practical joke but I've seen at least one person do this on every trip I've taken down to WDW since 2009 or so.

The other thing I hear guests say a lot is "Where's Snoopy?". They think the Peanuts gang are Disney characters. I've also heard people talking about meeting Superman and Wonder Woman in Tomorrowland.

Maybe the actors who play these characters have been in Tomorrowland as guests attending the park, but the characters are not Disney characters.

It's very weird sometimes thinking about the odd things the general public thinks about Disney.
 

Nemo14

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I know you are kidding, but I've heard guests -- in all seriousness -- asking where Harry Potter is. They think it's at Disney and they look for Hogwarts castle. The first time it happened, I thought it was an elaborate practical joke but I've seen at least one person do this on every trip I've taken down to WDW since 2009 or so.

The other thing I hear guests say a lot is "Where's Snoopy?". They think the Peanuts gang are Disney characters. I've also heard people talking about meeting Superman and Wonder Woman in Tomorrowland.

Maybe the actors who play these characters have been in Tomorrowland as guests attending the park, but the characters are not Disney characters.

It's very weird sometimes thinking about the odd things the general public thinks about Disney.

I thought HP opened in 2010?
 

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