Stupid Guest Tricks

The button works for me -- I just ordered! :D Look for it when I'm at WDW in March.

To the extent that it's safety-related, it may just be that in a dark ride the flash is blinding. But I've always thought it was more a show-related rule -- not just because it's a distraction, but it blinds other guests, and the flash may reveal ride elements that are meant to be hidden by the dark.

I'd like an SGT pin, but only if it were just the initials. There's only so much I'm willing to wear on stage while I'm still employed. Hmm, maybe an SGT bottle strap, too.... Good idea, Zazu. A simple, relatively small pin with "SGT" and nothing else. It'd be a great way for those "...

leftcoaster wrote:"I've spent alot of money to bring you here, so you WILL have a good time."

LOL. I'm just waiting to hear someone say, "This is the happiest place on Earth, so smile, dammit!" :roll:

Have anyof you been in the parks recently or after you quit from the park, been having guest come up to you and ask questions? First off - hi all! New here - got this URl from a post over on LaughingPlace and headed over to check it out. :) Anyhow, this happens to me frequently - at least twice a d...

I'd like to see either a SGT pin, or even better, a personalized SGT oval name badge. I'd really enjoy wearing that in the parks!

Agreed to a point, screnwriter , a pacifier is never a substitute for parental attention -- but saying it's like duct-taping someone's mouth is probably a bit over the top. I'm not rabidly pro-pacifier, and I'll go along that they're overused, but some kids seem to enjoy them and find them comfortin...

Congratulations, Cujo and fiancee!

Frogknot's good, but somebody has got to use
Cut 'n' Shoot, Texas. It's a real place, been through
it many times.

Count me as another one who would like a baseball-style hat for my upcoming trip to Mouseworld.