Yeah, I'm fine with people who at least try to get out of the way. I think it's one of those things where a few people who have no regard for others around them have ruined it for everyone else. They need to force certain people to use smoking areas but not everyone needs to be forced to do the right thing.
Exactly. If you want to smoke, real or electronic, do it in the designated area. Simple solution and that is what Disney has decided.
Not if they are doing it in the designated area. No confusion at all.
Nope. Better to try to control it than have it done illicitly.
Don't bother... no one wants to believe it. It is classified as the same disgusting habit as smoking and no amount of effort will change that. It never ceases to amaze me how able we are, as a species, to focus on things while ignoring other, much more serious, things. Like auto exhaust. Why? Because they want to go places so, that is OK. Bring on the exhaust, it won't hurt you, but, if I can see a "cloud", even if it's just water, that can't be good.
If someone drives their car down the sidewalk spewing the exhaust in everyone's faces I would agree that that is very rude also. Like I said before I have complete respect for someone who steps out of the flow of traffic to enjoy their cigarette or vapor device.
When someone doesn't understand the effect of the addiction and the need to substitute then there is no reason to make anymore effort to explain it. You don't understand and you probably never will understand. Oh, and btw, they may not drive down a sidewalk, but three feet away isn't a big safety factor is it? It's a much, much, much bigger risk to you then that vapor and it's the vapor we are talking about, not cigarette smoke. That is a different topic.
Well I'm not so sure we totally disagree. I don't think they should ban either completely from the parks. The designated areas are perfectly reasonable and for me peronally I'm okay with it even if they don't use a designated area but just move out of the bulk of the traffic. I do have a problem with the people who just walk through the park smoking and or using the vape devices, I can't see an addiction requiring that and I've known people who could handle making their way over to a designated area.
I agree, the, in the public, factor is not covered by the addiction, that is caused by anti-social behavior. With a mix of people that are a daily part of the Disney Parks, regardless of where they are, is something that is almost impossible to police without having some traumatic results for family. That doesn't mean they shouldn't enforce their own rules, but, it is always a reactionary result and not a pro-active one. They can stop it when it happens, but, not until after it happens. It's very tough to get past the militancy of many people out there, especially if their addictions are particularly strong.
