Stupid Guest Tricks

I heard a while ago from a CM that she found a website that give advice and tips on how to get comps from Disney by complaining!!! Is that true?

I am sure that I am not the only one that agree that Disney Parks are not the most magical place to work at, but I cant help to admire how the Walt Disney World function as a huge resort destination. It is almost like if WDW was a city of its own (especially with the Reedy Creek Improvement District ...

Zazu. I am not sure, but they are refurbishing that area to put elevators and switch the locker and stroller location, right? I was only dimly informed because I am not a full timer.

I worked at Strollers/Package Express for over 3 years. In retrospect, I have no idea how I lasted that long over there. I didn't mind the work I did, my problem was knowing the hypocrisy that went on with that area's operation, plus the apathy of the CMs and the "entitlement Ernie" attitude of the ...

And then after people return the rented stroller some have the gall to:
Come back 5 minutes later and ask for all the dripping soggy food they left on there.
Get mortally offended that we took their precious $800 video camera to Lost and Found.
Ask for the diaper bag from the stroller that they ...

To tell you the truth, even CMs do stupid stuff and ask stupid questions as guests. Because of that conclusion, I try not to annoy guests because I know what you are going through. Just listen to the CMs especially when it pertains to safety.

Its the photographers that harrass and injure to get a snapshot that should not be allowed in the park. Celebrities want to be treated to a vacation, thats why WDW CMs are not allowed to ask for autographs. Its true that autographs or photo ops from FANS is a part of the deal of celebrity life, and ...

The SGT of the week has to be one that tied a wheelchair to rear of an ECV. I guess it was to transport another guest, like a piggy back, kinda. When my Lead and the rest of the stroller staff (we were all curious) went to Tony's Town Square we just shook our heads. I dont know what happened after ...

hhsrat wrote:What were guests doing in the tunnels?

No no no.... Sorry, I need to clarify. The tunnels meaning the two walkways underneath the traintracks that guests walk through to enter and exit or sometimes block other guests from doing either. I did not mean the famous Utilidor "tunnel".

I recieved the weirdest question today at work. Two teenagers (a boy and girl) came up to me when I was in the tunnel at MK and asked me....

Guest (Boy): How many Mickey's do you have at the four parks
Me (signaling the index finger): Only one (smiling)
G(B): Really? Are you sure?
M: Yes, there is ...