Originally posted by retroeric
"...Go "backstage" at any place and you'll be sorely disappointed. Go to your favorite restaurant and walk into the kitchen and you'll see things you didn't want to see. Go to your nearest Target store and walk in the backroom and you'll see things you didn't want to see. Go and see a live theatrical performance and walk backstage and you'll see things you didn't want to see. Behind the walls of WDW are the realities of what it takes to run a park. I don't have a problem with it, though it's possible they could do a better job of keeping things neat where guests are going to walk through. And to the original poster, did you make your complaint known to the proper authorities, or have you only let us know about it?..."
The Magic Kingdom is not Target, sorry to break it to you. For years WDW was always very concerned with young ones seeing backstage areas. That is why the tours that go back there require a 16 year age mimimum. And I agree with grizzlyhall. If they need to use that area to facilitate the exit process (which they didn't seem to need years ago when it was busier), they could at least clean up that area. Build a tunnel or put up two walls that shields guests away from the mess. Something.