When and how to report show issues…

co10064

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Premium Member
Original Poster
Something I have recently thought about is, “When is it appropriate to report a show issue?”

This weekend I rode Tiana’s Bayou Adventure and the final Louis animatronic had completely malfunctioned—he was hunched over almost as if he had passed out. I thought about alerting a Cast Member at unload, but then I thought, “How many guests have told them this?” and “Do they even care?”

I am typically a “go with the flow” type of person. I realize some show issues aren’t neglectful but random malfunctions and that front-line Cast Members are not the people at fault for show issues.

But that being said, I want to hold Disney to a high standard so they don’t become complacent and decide poor show is acceptable.

So… my question to the forum is, when do you think it’s appropriate to report a show issue? How often have you reported show issues? Do you report them to Guest Relations at the front of the park?
 

Tuvalu

Premium Member
I’ve mentioned show issues to a CM immediately after exiting an attraction, since I have no way of knowing if the malfunction is brand new or old. Also, my memory is freshest then.

I speak kindly and only state the facts (no negative criticism) and typically add, “Just thought you should know.”

I’ve also visited Guest Relations to report a (major) ride problem when no CM at the exit is available.

I’ve always received positive feedback from whoever I have spoken with.
 

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