Stupid Guest Tricks

DDuckLover wrote:He's right. A child has to be at least 7 to ride alone.

Grrrrrrrr . . . he WAS 7; the SCM said he had to be 8 to ride alone. Glad those days are behind me!

mechurchlady wrote:No there is no age minimum.

hhsrat wrote:In order to ride alone, a child must be at least 7 years old.

OK . . . who's right? And if 7 yrs is the magic number, why isn't there any signage?

mechurchlady wrote:If you know that you are right then ask for a lead.

Will do!!

When will people learn that the height requirement is a SAFETY guideline and MUST be followed! Ok. So, I was standing in the single riders line for Rockin' Roller Coaster at Disney's Hollywood Studios. There is a father with his two kids. One kid is definitely tall enough, the other was too short t...

Yeah. Disneyland had the wristband thing. They got rid of it though. I can totally see why it didn't work. Incorrect measuring, swapping wristbands, swiping bands when the CM wasn't looking. Plus I can only imagine the SG comments " But she has the blue wrist band, that means she can ride spac...

What about the most jaw-dropping stroller person of all - the Pin Trader with pin bags in the stroller instead of a kid?!?!?

We were a party of four with a 7:30pm PS for the Rose & Crown. Waited in line behind 5 - 6 families to check in; and told wait would be approx 20 minutes. 30 mins later pager had not gone off. Returned to podium to inquire. Hostess asked us to wait by her podium. Waited another 10 minutes before...