Stupid Guest Tricks

Here is a good book by a former castmember who played dreamfinder. He has good advice on his experience as a character. http://dreemfinder.wordpress.com/ Another good place to go is Burnsland about the Disney railroads. http://burnsland.com/disneyrailroads/ If you ever get the chance to meet Michael...

I would love to work on the Walt Disney World Railroad; however, they dont pay into railroad retirement. That is why I work on a freight railroad.

I was on the WDWCP in Spring 1991. I made $5.60 an hour and lived in a six person apartment at Vista Way that cost me $56.00 a week. The four person apartment cost was $79.00 a week. Just curious what they pay on the college program and charge today for housing.

Yes Disney made their own food because they had no Aramark to provide that service in 1971 and later. They did serve the food from on stage at a higher price to guests and a cheaper price to castmembers back stage. Best example is the old plaza pavilion restaurant in Tommorrowland. They had the brea...

The last guests in the MK who board the monorail are proud to be the last. I had some who had me repeat John Candy's line from National Lampoons Vacation. Sorry folks parks closed.

In the WDWCP 1991, MK Custodial, one guy had a name EvonMercy. I had Chris and a Charles name tag.

5. Stich's Great Escape. Ruined the Alien encounter. 4. Ellen's Universe of Energy. The dinosaurs were fine on their own. 3. Mission to Mars. Please that was sappy in the 1990's. 2. The abridged Backlot Studio Tour. It was better with the Golden Girls house. 1. Disney Hollywood Studios. It was bette...

I worked in the MK in Custodial and in the Spring 1991 WDWCP. The tunnels were easy to access in 1991. No one asked for id back then. I had to help a guest leave the tunnel who took a wrong turn looking for the restrooms. The food backstage was the same food on stage. All the food was still prepared...