Stupid Guest Tricks

From old topic Seatbelt Follies : Seriously, do people use seatbelts on their drive to the park or what? Now the Indy/Tours/Soarin/Tower variety are one matter, but some of the things I've seen people try to do with Matterhorn belts, and the Heimlich/Dumbo variety just astound me. The One-sided seat...

I don't get the whole covering up the nametag thing, for some reason I hear about it happening in Tomorrowland a lot and nowhere else.

I actually tried to trade newbies for their 4th evening Hub GC shifts. Probably a few regret declining now. :twisted: Just curious GuestJockey, how many GR folks were staffed in City Hall during that lunacy? Do you have people to the side as well as the counters, a security bouncer, or just fill up ...

On a fairly common basis, Disneyland attraction leads and security and whatnot will call each other asking if a certain ride is up yet. My dream:

"Space 1, is your ride running?"
"Yes, we are one oh-"
"WELL, YOU'D BETTER GO CATCH IT!"

Someday...

^ Yeah, on the tour I played guinea pig for they used an ipod to run the audio additions. Figures Disney would go with something 10x as expensive as other standard batteried, simple-buttoned, discreter alternatives.

My favorite radio call so far was "____________, 101, the station stop button has become detached and fallen into the station track area." Something about the "has become detached" just cracks me up.

I didn't work that day, but on 4/20 a couple years ago at the local Six Flags level park, management and security decided to just close and evacuate the whole park with the PD mid-afternoon cause there was just so much gang crap happening constantly.

Nice to see "Little Tammy" has spread. :)

Look me up again, I'm sure I'll be off at least one of those days. :)

^ There are rare examples of legitimate generic fastpasses, even ones that work the whole day. Really rare though, I saw my first last week and was suspicious until City Hall confirmed they were legit.