You will NEVER guess where in WDW this unreleased picture was taken.

[Dubman]

See what happens when a cast member doesn't do their job and channel all guests to the front of the park for bathrooms?? Oh well, he got caught anyways... Chalk another one up for security!!

 

[MousDad]

I will believe this (completely) when someone posts a video walking through Adventureland, into this bathroom, and into this stall with the same fixtures, toilet, etc.

Not questioning the OP, per se. I would just need more proof.

That being said, if it is legit, it would be fairly easy to explain why security found it before guests. There would be no way a gator would waltz in during hours. This must have been discovered on the night shift or in early morning before opening.

 

[Philo]

I wonder how many people would see it and think

"Wow, Disney really pay attention to details, they even put fake alligators in the bathroom"

 

[C&D]

A good rule of thumb for size is from the snout to the eye, in inches, is how long in feet. The tile in the restroom appears to be six inch squares so I'm guessing a little of five feet. Not really big but big enough.

 

[wdwmomof3]

If I am not wrong, I think this happened in the same bathroom last year. Someone posted a picture of it then too.

 

[krankenstein]

living in the uk, i dont know much about these alligators, but is that a big one? looks pretty big, and would have a fit if i walked in on that!

He's a moderate sized one. I love in South Georgia, at the local landing we have gators out and about from time to time. If you stay away from them and listen to the warning signs (hissing), they normally leave you alone.

That said, you have to worry about them mistaking you for a dog when you are in the water. :lol:

 

[MousDad]

If I am not wrong, I think this happened in the same bathroom last year. Someone posted a picture of it then too.

Is it the same picture? :lol:

 

[peter11435]

Is it the same picture? :lol:

Yes it's the same picture. This happened some time last summer around mid June if I remember correctly.

 

[WDWNeighbor]

Out of curiosity, could you explain what their policy for this is?

He looks big enough to cause some trouble, though as gators go, he's not that big. He'd certainly cause a mass panic if a guest walked in on him, though.

It is my understanding from CM friends of mine in the past that they have a trapper relocate them to wildlife areas, similarly to what counties in Florida do if there is an alligator in a public swimming pool, etc.

 

[bgraham34]

Well If I walked in and saw that and really had to go I probably just would have went right where I was standing.

 

[One Lil Spark]

Yes it's the same picture. This happened some time last summer around mid June if I remember correctly.

I was going to say this looks veeeeery familiar...

Perhaps a search needs to be done for confirmation!

 

[MousDad]

Well If I walked in and saw that and really had to go I probably just would have went right where I was standing.

Which begs the next question: How bad would you have to go in order to go into a bathroom, see a gator in one stall, and say to yourself "Oh well, I'll just use the other stall."?

 

[AREM]

ACTUALLY, this is a brand new picture. If you would read the comments, you would see that I already said that it is a recent photo.

 

[peter11435]

ACTUALLY, this is a brand new picture. If you would read the comments, you would see that I already said that it is a recent photo.

Trust me this is not a brand new picture. I was there when that exact picture was taken and have a copy myself. It was taken almost a year ago.

 

[DisneyBoi1215]

Oh no, you misunderstood me.

I know exactly where this was taken.

I just wanted to see if anyone here could figure it out LOL :drevil:

And yes, this was taken a few days ago.

Um, I'm sorry. That picture was not taken a few days ago. I saw the same picture in November on the DIS Boards.

 

[Pioneer Hall]

It is my understanding from CM friends of mine in the past that they have a trapper relocate them to wildlife areas, similarly to what counties in Florida do if there is an alligator in a public swimming pool, etc.

They are also tagged so they can see if they are continuously coming back to the same areas. If they are then further action might have to be taken.

 

[maggiegrace1]

I was about to say the same thing..this is not a recent "unreleased" photo..it has been posted before.

 

[EpcotServo]

I just hope you're on good terms with these "Friends". If I were them and I found out you were posting this stuff on the internet, I'd be furious.

 

[One Lil Spark]

Almost time to call shenanigans...

 

[krankenstein]

Almost time to call shenanigans...