Stupid Guest Tricks

What I hate is when they go to like two rides in a row that are closed (not for rehab, but just down for the time being) you're the second one they go to and they're like 'everything's closed today' Me I start listing rides that are open. :twisted:

Yeah the fountains in Toontown are bad. There are kids in it everyday and always kids stealing the money out too. There's really nothing that can be done about it, unless you have someone monitor the fountains cause you get one group out, leave and 5 min or less there are more in there.

Yeah, one of my favorite no touching things is when my boyfriend worked Autopia, kids would go out on to the track as the cars were arriving, but before their car had. He would pick them up and put them back on the pavement (sidewalk, I guess) and the parent would yell at him to not pick up their ki...

I know what you mean, I think it's my biggest pet peeve, even worse than not knowing how many are in the group. Luckily I've always been really good at manuvering in large crowds. I can usually see them stop and veer around them. I can just see some guest going to City Hall and complaining because I...

You're not kidding, you know you love to scare the locals. :)

As an Attractions cast member I have a few comments to make. First of all, yes the wheelchair is the SAP (now called a GAC) because most rides are not wheelchair accessible, so you go through the exit anyway. Those that are wheelchair accessible they figure you can sit in the wheelchair and wait the...

I agree just a bunch of moneygrubbers. I figured as much from the beginning, I mean I've never been in a suit, but I've seen 'em and there's just no way to get a grope and if he had touched her chest he probably wouldn't/didn't even know it.

I heard that Matt Ouimet wants the next ride at DCA to be an E-ticket with no height restriction. For example, Pirates is (or at least was) considered an E-ticket and there's no height restriction.

So basically he's just an idiot. Okay, I get it now. :)

Well okay, not fully accessible, but up until the last five minutes of line. Wheelchairs get sent through the normal queue and at the turnstyle they're taken out and sent to the lift. If they're are a few wheelchairs in a row though those last few will actually wait longer than that last five minute...