Stupid Guest Tricks

Just curious, what system/software do you use at Disney? I'm just wondering because I used to work in ride photo at Cedar Point and I was offered a CP merchandise position at Disney for Spring 2006, but ended up declining because I was offered a promotion to Team Leader if I stayed at Cedar Point. I...

You think working photo at Disney is fun, try working photo at Cedar Point. We don't have edit rooms or dedicated employees to scan photos. Nope, we get to scan photos at our POS stations. The best part is that most locations are only staffed with 1 or 2 employees and if there is more than one custo...

You were @ ToT cam today....right? ] Ride photo is definately an interesting job to say the least. You never know what you are going to see or when you are going to see it. Working at Cedar Point (Millennium Force Photo) is a little different than the "cushy" hours and air conditioning of...

Cedar Point also trains not to point with one finger. Then again Cedar Fair copies a lot of what Disney does. They have even held winter management meetings at WDW resorts.

As a Cedar Fair employee, I can honestly say that Cedar Fair's primary focus is guest safety and satisfaction. Our entire first day of work is spent in orientation learning about guest satisfaction and the proper Cedar Fair way of doing things. I find that most employees are very accomidating to gue...

[quote="daddytomjm in "The dumbest thing you have erer seen a guest do!""]I am starting to believe that many guests must check their brain's when they come through the turnstiles. I'm doing the Indy Speedway with my 4yo daughter on 6/25, there are signs everywhere telling you to ...

If anyone wants to see guests at their absolute worst though you should really work in ride photo. Not only do we get to see the rediculous outfits, but the rediculous poses to go along with them. The best one today: two girls in bikinis with the words BOB MARLEY written across their chests. I gave ...