Yes!!!! I am very quiet & keep to myself most of the time. But my DH is the opposite & he always ends up talking to the loners & I'm just like "Why do you encourage them?!"
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Worst people to be in line next to?
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Yes!!!! I am very quiet & keep to myself most of the time. But my DH is the opposite & he always ends up talking to the loners & I'm just like "Why do you encourage them?!"
cbettua
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Gap closers with no concept of personal space; those people who scoot RIIIIGHT up on your tail the second you move forward even an inch. On one particular instance, I had a guy standing so close behind me that when I shifted my weight to my back foot, it caused him to nearly topple over. I am usually super apologetic in situations such as this but all I could muster is a "Really dude?!" look.
Maybe I just need to make a shirt that says "Please stand clear of the Rick" on the back.
I am right there with you. I have this thing about personal space. I hate when anyone gets in my personal space, especially in lines. I just don't know how to handle those situations, so I generally keep knocking into them.
Dads 2 Boys
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Rangers supporters who constantly bleat about how there team never died. They go on and on and on and on, denial personified.
Well they didn't.....although it doesn't matter worth a damn since they lost anyways.
However if I heard a fellow Rangers fan still "boasting" about it this many months later I'd probably tell them to get the bleep over it!!! ha ha ha
I thought this might be an interesting thread. Forgive me if it's already been a topic before, but I'm a newbie. Anyway, sometimes we end up waiting anywhere from a few minutes to over an hour or two waiting for some rides. So I wanted to know who do you hate to be stuck in a long line with? For me it would be people complaining about how long the line is. Because it's like you knew it was long when you got on it & complaining won't make it go any faster. I do however love being people next to people from England or Scotland because I love their accents & could listen to them talk all day
The people that have crying babies or rug rats that they never bothered to teach any manners to... You just hope that it isn't a ride where you are going to have to enjoy it with the screaming kid like Pirates... its worse than an idiot with a flash camera.
cbettua
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Gosh, I hope my boys aren't like this. There are times when they get stuck per say. Where no reasoning works with them. :/
gaga4disney
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The guy with his kids who completely disregards you're in line with yours waiting to take a picture of them on a speeder bike and he cuts them right in. Yeah it got nasty.
minniemickeyfan
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I meant I would never have my child in line that needed to be changed. I would kindly lose my place in line.
Mr Anderson
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My wife and I had the displeasure of being seated behind a row-full of these annoying "humans" on our last trip when we rode Splash Mountain. It's the only time I have ever been annoyed while riding my favorite ride. Jerks. They even screamed during the calmest parts of the ride; the log turns a slight angle... SCREAAAAM. The water moves slightly from the boat behind us hitting the drop, SCREEEEAAAAM. I'd say they screamed every minute or so, maybe more.
Bluewaves
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Parents who do not keep their children under control, its a crowded place don't let your kid run wild, I know my mom would have never taken us anywhere if we couldn't behave ourselves.
The other parents thing is parents that don't know the limits of what their children can do, the ones that scream at their kids " I paid to get in here you're going to ride everything" whether they want to or not, or the ones dragging completely over tired little ones through the park while they throw a tantrum because they are tired, hot , hungry or god knows what else because their parents don't have enough common sense to plan a couple hours rest into the middle of the day for them.
Other than that people who are too obsessed with whatever else is going on to pay attention to the queue ahead of them and keep up or insist on sitting on the hand rails everytime they move a foot or too up in the queue, so annoying. Throw in the loud cell phone talkers, selfie takers, picture takers etc..
The other parents thing is parents that don't know the limits of what their children can do, the ones that scream at their kids " I paid to get in here you're going to ride everything" whether they want to or not, or the ones dragging completely over tired little ones through the park while they throw a tantrum because they are tired, hot , hungry or god knows what else because their parents don't have enough common sense to plan a couple hours rest into the middle of the day for them.
Other than that people who are too obsessed with whatever else is going on to pay attention to the queue ahead of them and keep up or insist on sitting on the hand rails everytime they move a foot or too up in the queue, so annoying. Throw in the loud cell phone talkers, selfie takers, picture takers etc..
copcarguyp71
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I actually don't mind these. Nice to make a connection, learn some interesting facts and share information to pass the time. After the ride you go your separate ways. Or...maybe I AM that person
Tom Morrow
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People who attempt "evil" laughs at Tower of Terror preshow, or shout "THE GIFT SHOP!" after Rod says "because this elevator travels directly to - "
The evil laugh doesn't make sense with the theming and story of Tower of Terror AT ALL, but people, especially hopelessly dorky dads, always do it really loudly for some reason. And shouting "THE GIFT SHOP!" or screaming, it happens so often that I want to slap anyone who says or does it. They think its clever and original, but everyone does it, and it only ruins it for anyone experiencing it for the first time.
The evil laugh doesn't make sense with the theming and story of Tower of Terror AT ALL, but people, especially hopelessly dorky dads, always do it really loudly for some reason. And shouting "THE GIFT SHOP!" or screaming, it happens so often that I want to slap anyone who says or does it. They think its clever and original, but everyone does it, and it only ruins it for anyone experiencing it for the first time.
Uncle Remus
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The park guest or cast member who recites everything that is being said simultaneously with the attraction sound track. We get it dude. You've ridden this a time or two. Maybe, just maybe it's someone elses first and only visit. Let them experience it.
Uncle Remus
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The same peoplle who shout "get in the hole!" at golf tournaments. It was maybe funny the very first time back in 1996
HappilyEverAfter71
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Definitely this one. Even those of us who have ridden it tons of times don't like hearing people recite the lines. I love going along with the Haunted Mansion dialogue but I do it in my head (almost subconsciously) so that I can enjoy the narration. This sort of thing gets me when I see musicals too. Half the time I end up sitting near a person who wants to sing along with all the songs and I just want to say to them "Look, I came here to hear them sing, not you. I know you're having a good time but keep it in."
NearTheEars
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Yeah I pretty much have to rely on me saying the HM narration in my head because it seems most people talk right through it until the hangman scene.
cbettua
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Um, because when your child is stuck there is nothing you can do or say to get them unstuck. So I am not sure what you want me to do at that point.
xdan0920
Think for yourselfer
Where are they stuck?