Stupid Guest Tricks

When I work Mickey's house, I love to do the old "tap on the shoulder" trick. 95% of the time, they sock their parents. It's great. At Gadget's Go Coaster, when I'm grouping, I tell them not to cross the yellow line, or a monkey will lay eggs in their brain. I had girl really going, till s...

-When you're at the park as a guest, and you hear another guest ask a question, you automatically answer the question. -When a guest in the park, you say Happy Birthday to anyone wearing the "Happy Birthday" stickers -You can't leave the house unless you're following the "Disney Look&...

When I'm grouping a Rodger Rabbit and that happens I either split them up, or send empty cars till they actually start using their brain. The empty car bit usually ticks off the guest behind them, and then they turn on the guests. Gets people moving everytime. :D

31 is meant as a tribute to Walt, and is a lamp.

Where did these people get some of this stuff?

Edit: 49 Isn't everybody 39 before they turn 40? :roll:

LegoDan wrote:We do not have hadicap passes, if they are using a wheelchair the get to use the wheelchair entance, nothing special.

I used to work Attractions at Legoland (now Attractions at Disneyland), and I remember when they got rid of those stupid things. Man, did we ever have to hear an earfull.

I don't mind crowd control half the time. In fact, Fantasmic is one of my favorite things to work. Unfortuanetly, it's not all fun and games for me. The other night, Saturday, I was ready to kill someone. Especially when some teenage snot groped me on stage. Still kinda burns me.