GatorGambit
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I didn't say they could not share them. I did say that I felt they were arbitrary for someone who loves theme parks so much. If someone doesn't like people talking in line and can't stand kids, why are you going to a theme park where people talk and bring their kids?
So you are saying it's ok to kick people out of a place you would like to be based on other qualities you find annoying, old people excepted?
There are plenty of normal-weight people using ECVs,regardless of age. Chances are pretty good that if someone is overweight and needs an ECV, they have a physical problem and need that ECV.
You need to understand that these people aren't out to annoy you. They are out to enjoy a nice day at a theme park, just like everyone else. Now, if someone hits you with an ECV, be my guest to complain. But don't complain because you have made judgement on people of their worthyness to use an ECV based on age or weight. Someday you may find yourself in a similar position.
I have no problem complaining about parents who can't (or won't) parent. As a parent myself, I can't stand parents who let their kids run roughshod over anything and everything they see.
I guess my point here us that expect these types of incedents with kids will happen at WDW. It's a theme park. Kids of all ages are going to get cranky. It's the parents who need to make the right call.
This makes me sick. (Disclaimer: For the record, I'm far from fat.) So should people who are overweight or disabled not go to the mall or a baseball game either because they can't walk? Give me a break. I'm glad you don't run the theme parks.
Discourteous people in a "lard line" or "fat pack" as you so eloquently put it can be of any weight.
I dare anyone who is of able body to spend a week on crutches or in a wheelchair and see how different life is. I guarantee you that even after you suddenly couldn't walk, you would still enjoy going to WDW, and you'd still go even though you physically could not walk a mile.
