Stupid Guest Tricks

BRWombat wrote:At least we had it better than back before electricity, when people had to watch TV by candlelight. :D:

Nice!

darph nader wrote:Just givin you a rough time Belgarion42. 'Some' of us still remember party lines and black and white TV.

I remember black & white TV too...sort of. :)

A podcast is basically an internet radio show that you have control over when you listen. Think of a regular radio show--the closest comparison is talk radio, but it's not always talk. Now take out the commercials, with the possible exception of a brief sponsor mention somewhere in it. That's basica...

Hi everyone! I've been MIA here for along time. I've had a ton going on (both good and not-so-good) and just couldn't get back here. Now I'm back, though, with an invitation I hope some of you will be interested in. There are a ton of Disney podcasts out there, but I don’t know of any dedicated spec...

The parking structure some times takes 45 minutes to park and additional 20 minutes to ride the tram over to Downtown Disney where the tram lets you off. I know I'm a bit late to this party, but a potential alternative to the parking structure is the Toy Story Lot down Harbor Blvd. a little ways. I...

In all likelihood, they're part of the Magical Moments programme, in which Walt Disney Parks and Resorts Cast Members create small yet still very magical memories for randomly selected Guests. The Resort Transportation and Parking Cast Members likely randomly select two vehicles per day, one from t...

My wife and I were at Disneyland last Friday, and parked in the Buzz Lightyear section of the Toy Story Lot for the first time. While walking to the bus, I saw parking spaces with signs in front of them that said, "Reserved for Guest of the Day. Must display placard", and "Reserved fo...

CptnSkippy wrote:see, I went with Bobo and thought Hobie was calling him a clown.

Yeah, that was my first thought, too. Then I moved the "o". :)

Acording to wikipedia.org From 1975-1989, each of these two rockets featured two seats, each seat designed to hold two passengers (the front passenger rode in the rear passenger's lap, again like the Matterhorn Bobsleds), for a total capacity of eight passengers per train. Each rider had his/her ow...

I assure you whatever the problem was that wasn't it. The Jungle Cruise boats are all on tracks and the skippers only have control of the throttle. OK, I'll grant that, but something happened since the boat was practically nose-to-dock (or really just before the dock, but you get the gist) and it t...