What is the Brazilian phenomenon ?

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JordanNite

JordanNite

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I haven't been to Disney in a few years now, but do plan to visit again soon.

Reading alot of sites, watching youtube videos, there seems to be one overriding complaint ... the Brazilian problem.

Can anyone enlighten me on what this actual complaint is?
 
Runmyhorse

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If you have watched videos and read sites then that should tell you what you need to know. Sorry but this has been a topic discussed here way to many times and it normally turns ugly with some folks.
 
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MickeyPeace

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On a related note, Disney Parks today released a video in Portugese tailored to Brazilians. I posted it on my Twitter.
Personally I love Brazilians. I live in a noisy, sexy, pushy city with plenty of Brazilians.
 
ddbowdoin

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Disneyhead'71 said:
The biggest problem is that they come to America and.............dump LOADS of cash into the local economy.
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oh I thought people were complaining about...

constantly clapping, singing, yelling, and whistling in groups of 50 in the middle of POTC and ruining the entire magic of this classic attraction

walking down Main Street USA linked arm in arm (again in groups of 50) blocking the way for every other guest

oh, I guess these people are crazy, eh?
 
Cmdr_Crimson

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To put it the best way possible....They are like an Army of Orcs...
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The Don't know when to quit!
 
trr1

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ddbowdoin said:
oh I thought people were complaining about...

constantly clapping, singing, yelling, and whistling in groups of 50 in the middle of POTC and ruining the entire magic of this classic attraction

walking down Main Street USA linked arm in arm (again in groups of 50) blocking the way for every other guest

oh, I guess these people are crazy, eh?
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you also forgot the line jumping
 
tissandtully

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I don't know man, my first job after graduating high school was opening Islands of Adventure and the brazilian season was my favorite time of year :)
 
JordanNite

JordanNite

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Why do they chant ?

I've been to Rio and Sao Paulo and never saw chanting.

Is this just a stereotype, or is it a real problem?

The same way that American tourists get labelled 'loud' around the globe.
 
wm49rs

wm49rs

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JordanNite said:
Why do they chant ?

I've been to Rio and Sao Paulo and never saw chanting.

Is this just a stereotype, or is it a real problem?

The same way that American tourists get labelled 'loud' around the globe.
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Really trying to keep this going, aren't you?

Try Google. An even bigger Search function.....
 
Goofyernmost

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JordanNite said:
Why do they chant ?

I've been to Rio and Sao Paulo and never saw chanting.

Is this just a stereotype, or is it a real problem?

The same way that American tourists get labelled 'loud' around the globe.
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Mainly it is because they are a group of kids having a good time. If they aren't cutting lines, which I have never seen but read about a lot, then there is cause for concern. Otherwise, it's a lot of over reaction to nothing, IMHO. I find the U.S. Cheerleader far more obnoxious. It's time to loosen the sphincter and let people enjoy themselves...no one is disarming a nuclear device and needing quiet. It's a fun theme park.:cool:

BTW...weren't you the fingerprint = DNA poster?
 
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