Stupid Guest Tricks

Thomas Smith posted this on the Disney Parks blog a few days ago. Thought you might enjoy a different look at a day at MK:

http://disneyparks.disney.go.com/blog/2 ... -the-park/

To all the Cast Members that make this happen each and every day, Thank You. You are the magic.

Nick

Even though we knew this was coming, given that WDW is Central Florida's largest employer, as well as the single largest single-site employer in the US, you think they could get a better source for this news than a "friend of Disney Employee". I found that kind of strange as well. The onl...

This started my day off great, thought you might enjoy.

Reportedly from Disneyland Paris:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2M3btM1X ... re=related

To put this in perspective, that "blogger" is none other than Scott Joseph, the recently terminated food critic for the Orlando Sentinel . Thanks for the insight, Zazu; I wasn't aware of Scott Joseph's history. If I'm not mistaken, Dieter came over from Disneyland Paris after designing an...

Amphigorey wrote:Can you imagine the difference it would make if Disney, which must go through tons of plastic waste every day, switched to starch?

Out of curiosity--do you know the cost difference between plastic and starch? How much percent more per unit would starch be?

I was a little shocked to read this this morning, to say the least. A blogger's commentary reads like an obituary, in a way. Hope from great things for both WDW and Dieter in the future. To quote: Dieter Hannig leaving Walt Disney World Co. Dieter Hannig, who is credited with changing the face of re...

Good evening,
The highly-anticipated WDW 3D Google Earth Tour has been launched!

http://disneyworld.disney.go.com/wdw/sp ... arksVanity

You'll need Google Earth to view it... pretty impressive look around the Parks.
Nick

This was published on hospitalitynet.org this morning: Taming the Guest from Hell | By Steven Ferry Article discusses the idea of creating an international database of extreme SGs, with some great SG stories and an interesting commentary on the difference between "normal" SGs and the guest...

Congratulations!

Yes, there is a trolley that drives around the city (Savannah) and makes stops near the historical attractions. My family and I were some of the worst travelers in the world, but we managed to find the trolley and figure out how it worked, so I think you'll find it pretty simple as well. When we wer...