Stupid Guest Tricks

It's a nice sentiment, but it's not a published Company policy. As I said, I checked -- carefully -- before I gave my first tour after joining the cast. I checked again after the Jim Hill affair, and the policy manual *still* doesn't have anything to prohibit such tours, paid or not. What it does h...

Oh wow, I must have forgotten about that! Instead of getting the tour I paid good money for and wanted to hear, I could have busted Jim as soon as he started talking! What a missed opportunity that was. Perhaps you should remember that there's no written policy against the sort of tours Jim (and I)...

Thatguy wrote:"Guest Control" or "get cookies", unfortunately it's almost always the former. :(

Ahh, thank you

ok, no one get mad and/or yell at me, but this iz gonna sound like a really "newbie" question bout.....but does GC stand for? Guest sumthin? Custodial?

hmm...never saw it that way. Good point. But still..but a stoller atleast.

Not at all, glad to get feed back

Depends on where you sit. Try to get a good overview area where u can see more than one float at a time. Like Town Square or the Hub

Thatguy wrote:well there was one time when a rehabbed boat wasn't properly sealed...

and another time there was a double derail at schweitzer. that's the closest I can come to any info on that

Thoze are on a track and elevated on wheels, how can thoze sink, i wanna know!!!!

I'm sure all of you at one point have seen those parents with their kids on a leash, yes? My opinion is, if you cant control your kid without a restraint of some kind, you have no business taking them to a place like Disneyland!! Am i right?

Disney is my 2nd job, my full time job is at IN-N-OUT Burger in Tustin, and i deal with people enough over there, hungry people, and they can be real jerks too, so when i decided to work at Disney, i know I DID NOT want to b stuck sumwhere dealing with more guests, but this time FROM ALL OVER THE WO...