Who are those people with the plaid vests taking park visitors around?

[rainfully]

I know i saw some backstreet boy over at DAK on primevial hurl once upon a time.

There was no need to backdoor anyone... no line...

That was an NSYNC member.

 

[rainfully]

BTW... an easy way to spot Castle Suite winners is they will usually be wearing special buttons that indicate it!

 

[CaptainJackNO]

I saw something I had never seen before this past week. I saw a few families who had what appeared to be Disney employees that were going on rides, watching their kids while the parents went and got food, and seemed to be escorting them around.

They were wearing plaid vests with long white sleeves and were wearing normal disney employee badges.

What is the deal with this? I've never seen it before.

Disney Evangelicals.....:ROFLOL:

 

[CaptainJackNO]

They've gone up, way up: http://disneyworld.disney.go.com/wdw/parks/tourDetail?id=EPVIPServicesTourPage

Can you imagine: $1050.00 for 6 hours. Plus, I have seen the plaid vests totally bypass the lines and escort families right onto the rides. Is that a different kind of VIP?

Unbelievable...Just goes to show that the uber rich are sometimes too lazy and dumb to read a map that is provided for free for us common folk....Paying someone to get your fastpasses? Gimmee a break.....May they gain 4o pounds while on vacation.

 

[CaptainJackNO]

Sorry, but "Neil Patrick Harris" and "backdooring" should never be used in the same thread.

:ROFLOL::lol::ROFLOL:
Best joke EVER on this board.....LOL:ROFLOL::ROFLOL::ROFLOL:

 

[WDWmazprty]

:ROFLOL::lol::ROFLOL:
Best joke EVER on this board.....LOL:ROFLOL::ROFLOL::ROFLOL:

Ditto! :ROFLOL::ROFLOL::ROFLOL:Hilarious!

 

[LSonDubz]

I saw a family last week at MK with a VIP tour guide. It was really early in the morning (EMH). This family did not look wealthy at all. They looked like the average guest. They had a few kids and looked like they shop at Walmart and Target just like the rest of us. Maybe they were the winners of the Castle Suite or something.

I am not a multi-millionaire, but I make enough money to enjoy life and I still shop at wal-mart and target and I could never imagine eating anywhere fancy like victoria and alberts. It's a matter of personal choice, but I'll tell you what, most millionaires look like "average people" because they chose not to flaunt.

 

[CaptainJackNO]

I am not a multi-millionaire, but I make enough money to enjoy life and I still shop at wal-mart and target and I could never imagine eating anywhere fancy like victoria and alberts. It's a matter of personal choice, but I'll tell you what, most millionaires look like "average people" because they chose not to flaunt.

I would venture to say that wealthy folks would not blow money on this extravangance as much as credit card happy folks may......wait, when did this turn into a thread on class warfare?...hmmm...my bad....where do i get a plaid vest?

 

[disneytopdog]

Sorry, but "Neil Patrick Harris" and "backdooring" should never be used in the same thread.

I was having a real crappy day(excuse the pun) and was about to give up on this thread until I read this.....I am still laughing!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

[Gig 'Em Mickey]

I was having a real crappy day(excuse the pun) and was about to give up on this thread until I read this.....I am still laughing!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Glad I could help:ROFLOL:

 

[guzzi]

"Backdooring" onto rides is not included in any VIP tour. The only exception to this would be a celebrity who would cause insanity waiting in line with us common folk.

Many VIP tour guides can procure other means of greatly recuding wait times, however.

this july the organization, mothers of NBA players was having a convention at CSR. I watched a player (no clue who) with a concierge vest dude by pass the line to Everest. No fast passes were exchanged. He was too tall to ride but his kids had a blast!

We had the same guide service as castle nite winners and we were brought to the front of each attraction without fast passes

 

[WDW 3]

They line jumped the Mad Tea Party the night we went to MNSSHP. Not that we cared, just one tea cup. We thought maybe it was a "Make-A-Wish" kid. Could it have been?

 

[unkadug]

this july the organization, mothers of NBA players was having a convention at CSR. I watched a player (no clue who) with a concierge vest dude by pass the line to Everest. No fast passes were exchanged. He was too tall to ride but his kids had a blast!

We had the same guide service as castle nite winners and we were brought to the front of each attraction without fast passes

Too tall? I didn't know that there was a height limit!

 

[LoriMistress]

From the stories that I have heard and from what I have seen done by Mr. Harris, the guy is a ____!!!

And not all celebrities know about the VIP services. Andrew McCarthy (Weekend at Burnie's, Larry) used the regular line when I was working at Buzz. It was the holidays and the line was very long. Yet he waited just like everyone else did.

Probably because Andrew McCarthy has no career. LOL J/K I've heard different from Neal Patrick Harris about how he's a nice guy. My brother worked with his boyfriend and NPH was there during one of his performances.