Tops off!!

Piebald

Well-Known Member
Funny story...

I was greeting one day and two MILFS..err...women got into the queue with their 3 daughters. One woman was wearing a bikini top and I kindly asked her to put on her shirt and cover up. Usually if people questioned me, I would tell them it was simply not to stink up the seats with sweat (although it's a stupid excuse because it's not like it could not seep through a shirt or blouse).

Me - Ma'am, if I could just ask you to put on your shirt as shoes and shirts are required at all times.
MILF- You like my dont you?
Me- Ma'am, I'm just asking you to put on your shirt, it is one of our rules here.
MILF- You think they're nice, don't you?
Me- *shows map and points to the shirts and shoes rule* Ma'am, I'm just letting you know that a shirt is required. I know it's hot, trust me, I wish I was in my bathing suit, but it's for your safety as well".
MILF- *gets really close to me* and says, "It's ok to look, I know you like them"

She then grabs me and KISSES me. Yes, this guest KISSED me on the LIPS. My coordinator was not too far away and her face was just one of those ?? faces. The guests continue on into the queue and I am somewhat baffled by the incident. The coordinator comes and asks me what the hell just happened and I explained and she could not stop laughing. Everyone found out by the end of the day and I was just knighted as a total pimp because of it.

At the end of my shift when I was closing, the same coordinator came and let me know that the woman who kissed me had been escorted out of the park for mooning some folks at LMA. She was drunk and they kicked her out, I guess. She was drinking a beer when the incident with me happened so I'm going to assume she was drunk when it happened. I can imagine the events and conversations that took place later on in the day.
 

kcw

Member
^^^^^ HOLY COW! now THAT'S a story to tell!

So, to sum this all up, you are now free to rollerskate through the 'world' naked. You are now free to walk barefoot through the parks and step on pins that have fallen off lanyards. And unless I can smell it, you can smoke all you want. The trash can all stay on the ground. The most frustrating is when you try to enforce the rules or do your job and your fellow cast members act upset that you are doing it. Then, above and beyond gets you no bonus points on your end of the year evaluation and thus no more money than if you had slacked off like everyone else. What is the point.


The management at my new park has depleted my supply of pixie dust.

Exactly. Another prime example- characters are trained on how interact and pose with guests who come to meet them wearing only bikini tops. If Disney would instead let people like Gorjus just enforce the rules, then it wouldn't even be an issue.

Gorjus what park are you at right now anyways? (You can PM me if you don't want to post it)

As I've said before, this is a cultural thing. People are becoming more lazy in their attire as well as their mentality.

If I can borrow some pictures from Werner Weiss' Yesterland website...
1950s park dress:


And 2000s park dress:


It is a cultural issue, one not easily solved.

But it's a fine line really- in the first picture you had women in dresses and heels. Is that really practical when you're going to be walking all day, as well as riding rides?? I always laugh at people when I see them dressed like that in the parks. On the flip side, there is that line that is quite thin. You need to be practical in your dress, but many people mistake practical for sloppy. It is definitely possible to take pride in how you look (even if it is just a park/vacation), while still being comfortable throughout the day.
 

TubaGeek

God bless the "Ignore" button.
Funny story...

I was greeting one day and two MILFS..err...women got into the queue with their 3 daughters.

Wow, I didn't know that there was more than one Monsters Inc. Laugh Floor, or that it could move, let alone have daughters!
 

Unplugged

Well-Known Member
I'm a brit as well from liverpool. I know they are us cause you can hear them as well as see them!! have noticed it a lot in epcot round the UK pavilion...errr hello your from engalnd go to a pub in england. why go to the USA and drink in a british themed pub?

For the same reason the Americans travel from all across the country to Florida to eat at a McDonald's fry stand! :lol:

Official Disclaimer: I am from the US, but do not visit the fry stands. This is not a negative comment on them as kids do enjoy a familiar taste after a hectic and over-loaded day. I neither promote nor condone fry stands. Simply make observations. :wave:
 

Unplugged

Well-Known Member
The same could be said for women and their short shirts with their gut hanging out... and their shorts down quarter of the way down their crack. I dont want to see their trashy 'tramp stamp'. I've seen that at the parks to. Classy.

Isn't "The Tramp Stamp" a bar at the Universal City Walk?!? :ROFLOL:
 

dazzer68

New Member
I am thinking of walking round the park in a thong.:eek:

Do you think anyone would ask me to put pants on?

depends what colour it is!:ROFLOL:

im british and can i apoloigise for our lack of fashion sense.football shirts , tattoos, and lots of gold (thats the women) seems to be our national dress for the majority.some of us in the minoritys are very embarresed by that, which is why we go to wdw, but it seems spain is full now and have found that wdw needs educating on how not to dress.
im so so sorry.
now wheres my union jack shorts, and liverpool t shirt gone.:lookaroun
 

kimmychad

Member
I was going to post a separate thread about this, but I think I'll hide it in this one.

As a CM, I thought it was my duty to enforce the no barefeet, no heelies, no smoking, wear tops, not too much cleavage, no smoking, rules and pick up trash.

I have gotten in trouble for asking a woman to pull up her top.

I have gotten in trouble for asking a mother to put shoes on her child before visiting a character.

I informed a man that where he was smoking was not a smoking area. He put out his cigarette on his tongue and stuffed it in his mouth. I ask another to put his cigarette out. He threw it at my feet.

I tried to aleviate the grumpy mood of some guests by being light hearted with them and engaging them in conversation about the best parts of their trip. I tried to make children less bored while waiting. I got in trouble for not getting to the task at hand.

What is standard operating proceedure at one park is not allowed at other parks. What management at one park says is ok is grounds for witness statements at other parks.

Going above and beyond is only for those in management because it makes them feel good and look good. The rest of us are wasting time and shirking our duties.

So, to sum this all up, you are now free to rollerskate through the 'world' naked. You are now free to walk barefoot through the parks and step on pins that have fallen off lanyards. And unless I can smell it, you can smoke all you want. The trash can all stay on the ground. The most frustrating is when you try to enforce the rules or do your job and your fellow cast members act upset that you are doing it. Then, above and beyond gets you no bonus points on your end of the year evaluation and thus no more money than if you had slacked off like everyone else. What is the point.

I'm done with above and beyond unless I feel like it and you aren't a grumpy guest.

The management at my new park has depleted my supply of pixie dust.

gorjus, i really appreciate you telling people to put their shirts back on, and letting them know they cant just smoke anywhere they want. if i wanted to experience those things i can any time i want - all i have to do is drive to universal
 

Damian31

Member
Original Poster
depends what colour it is!:ROFLOL:

im british and can i apoloigise for our lack of fashion sense.football shirts , tattoos, and lots of gold (thats the women) seems to be our national dress for the majority.some of us in the minoritys are very embarresed by that, which is why we go to wdw, but it seems spain is full now and have found that wdw needs educating on how not to dress.
im so so sorry.
now wheres my union jack shorts, and liverpool t shirt gone.:lookaroun

:ROFLOL:Love it!! why do some british women (I know not all!)insist on wearing every item of jewellery they own all at the same time! They look like Mr T!

You can so tell british tourists in wdw! I still half expect some british dads to come out wearing a knotted hanky on their head! If I gave my dad half a chance he would!:hammer:
 

minnie2000

Well-Known Member
:ROFLOL:Love it!! why do some british women (I know not all!)insist on wearing every item of jewellery they own all at the same time! They look like Mr T!

You can so tell british tourists in wdw! I still half expect some british dads to come out wearing a knotted hanky on their head! If I gave my dad half a chance he would!:hammer:

I have noticed this too. And they seem to wear branded sportswear (Next or Tesco not good enough for them!) with lots of jewellery! To me, you wear jewellery when you dress up - never with track suits, football shirts and trainers!
 

Vernonpush

Well-Known Member
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I informed a man that where he was smoking was not a smoking area. He put out his cigarette on his tongue and stuffed it in his mouth. I ask another to put his cigarette out. He threw it at my feet.


What is standard operating proceedure at one park is not allowed at other parks. What management at one park says is ok is grounds for witness statements at other parks.

The management at my new park has depleted my supply of pixie dust.
First of all I want to thank you for being a CM who cares.
As far as smoking goes, when I find a person smoking in the parks in an undesignated area, I usually greet them with a "Hello, the smoking area is over there (pointing with either two fingers or the palm of the hand [as a smoker I know most of the smoking areas]). "The smoking areas are marked on the park maps. Do you have one?" At this point I pull a park map out of my pocket and show them the "Smoking Section" symbol on the map. If they don't have a map of their own, I will hand mine to them. Then I say: " If you aren't sure of the exact location of the designated smoking section any Cast Member would be happy to point it out, Thank you."
Funny story...

I was greeting one day and two MILFS..err...women got into the queue with their 3 daughters. One woman was wearing a bikini top and I kindly asked her to put on her shirt and cover up. Usually if people questioned me, I would tell them it was simply not to stink up the seats with sweat (although it's a stupid excuse because it's not like it could not seep through a shirt or blouse).

Me - Ma'am, if I could just ask you to put on your shirt as shoes and shirts are required at all times.
MILF- You like my dont you?
Me- Ma'am, I'm just asking you to put on your shirt, it is one of our rules here.
MILF- You think they're nice, don't you?
Me- *shows map and points to the shirts and shoes rule* Ma'am, I'm just letting you know that a shirt is required. I know it's hot, trust me, I wish I was in my bathing suit, but it's for your safety as well".MILF- *gets really close to me* and says, "It's ok to look, I know you like them"

She then grabs me and KISSES me. Yes, this guest KISSED me on the LIPS. My coordinator was not too far away and her face was just one of those ?? faces. The guests continue on into the queue and I am somewhat baffled by the incident. The coordinator comes and asks me what the hell just happened and I explained and she could not stop laughing. Everyone found out by the end of the day and I was just knighted as a total pimp because of it.

At the end of my shift when I was closing, the same coordinator came and let me know that the woman who kissed me had been escorted out of the park for mooning some folks at LMA. She was drunk and they kicked her out, I guess. She was drinking a beer when the incident with me happened so I'm going to assume she was drunk when it happened. I can imagine the events and conversations that took place later on in the day.
Does every cast member have access to Park Maps? They should! It is clearly stated that "Proper attire, including shoes and shirts, must be worn at all times." Of course in the same place on the maps it states: "Supervise children at all times" and we know that rarely happens.:lol:
 

Tinkerbella16

Well-Known Member
This thread is nothing but true...

I can remember being in line for ToT, and there was this family (Not from the US) and one of the girls in the family, looked like she was maybe 13 y/o, just wearing a bra and no shirt. We were like is it really that different in other countries, it is just normal to walk around a theme park in just your bra????

And a couple of years ago at Pop Century. My sister and I were walking from our room to the busses. As we walked by the 50's section pool, we noticed a family, and the mother is wearing a thong bikini. We just laughed and kept on walking... but we noticed that they werent speaking english. I dont know I just think it is weird, I would never feel comfortable enough to just walk around in a thong or bra top..

And one more thing... One year we went on Kali River Rapids, and got completely soaked. My bf (ex) at the time, didnt know that he could take his shirt off. So he pulled it off, and not even 30 seconds went by before a CM came over to him to tell him to put it back on.
 

sublimesting

Well-Known Member
I was wearing a Hawaiian shirt and had the top 3 buttons undone and a CM told me to button up my shirt. This really ticked me off so I did not, especially as there were about 6 girls in bikini tops walking next to me and that was apprently OK.
 

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