Stupid Guest Tricks

The joy of having a wheelchair accessible line. Guest: I have a wheelchair pass do I enter here? Me: We don't accept that GAP because our line is wheelchair acceable. Guest: But I can't stand in line, I have to go to the front. Me: You can sit in the chair while waiting in line. Guest: Well...... (w...

At USH we are team members, but a lot of the in park signs say Cast Members Only, so I call myself that since it sounds better.

All these horror stories are why we have a person stationed at the entrance to our singles line at Jurassic Park (CA). Part of the SOP is to verbally confirm with each guest what the line is, and then when they complain we say I told you so. The worst is when you are grouping and a Korean tour group...

At the Imax in citywalk the glasses have a thing in them that is set off by sensors at the exit. Kinda of like at the mall. I'm sure Disney could figure a way to do that at.

It doesn't' look like a projection mirror, just a triangle style billboard (so it can change pictures. Maybe I'm wrong, but thats what it looks like to me.

I don't know why you all are getting mad at guests for wanting spoons. It's not the frontline CM's fault that there are no spoons, but it's still a valid complaint.

^It's "To celebrate Disneyland's 50th anniversary" ...and save money. I hear the one change was that you load from the side to make the load faster. I'm bored so I'll draw a diagram. :rolleyes: DCA: Screen A B C 1 ^ ...... ^ ...... ^ ......---> 2 | ...... | ...... | ......---> Exit (Theate...

I meant from a logistical standpoint did they run all of the floats over the curb or back them up. You'd think it would be bad to run chassis with limited shocks over curbs.

^For 18 months? :D

So what did they do to the floats behind it at spectromagic? Did they back everythin up and stop the parade?