Stupid Guest Tricks

I went on it 4x today.

It's a fun ride.

Wow. Just wow.

Turnstiles aren't embarassing. Faceplanting is.

PirateJohn wrote:If he gets glaucoma, is he eye sick Newton?

Ha ha ha. :p:

I worked at Universal, so I've heard the cliche "this never happens at Disney" in the following situations: -when more than one ride is down (even if they're on the other side of the park) -if a ride is down for more than 30 minutes -if a ride is down, recovers, and goes down again later i...

Thanks for the replies. She'll find out when she starts what area she'll be in.

I know someone who recently got hired part-time for Tomorrowland Attractions. She's excited about it, but wasn't sure on a few things: 1)Will she be trained on all the attractions right from the start, or will she learn them over time? 2)Are you assigned to a specific attraction all day, every day, ...

I know Universal has increased security and OPD all over the place during HHN and has some help with Mardi Gras. If Epcot does the same, that's good.

IDK what happens as far as when people leave, if they have breathalyzers or whatnot. I know there are taxis available...

The scareactors will do that, as even though they're paid to scare, they have minds and know when to back off. Also, Halloween Horror Nights (what you're referring to) is rated PG-13. Why parents would want to bring young children to an event that is scary is beyond me. Then some of these fools go t...

Children who are belittled or beaten because they were forced onto a ride that scared them (ie HISTA, Bug Life, etc.) and now wont ride anything. Parents who want to sign waivers so they wont be inconvenienced by child switch programs. Parents who tell their kids to cheat and lie to get cheaper adm...

WTF? They should not get re-ads for not getting to the ride before closing.

I've told guests that the ride has been open for (10-13) hours and will be open at 9am tomorrow. That usually shuts them up.