Read the signs
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Not at WDW. Here Custodial doesn't even understand "Code V". We use "protein spill" instead, but even that isn't always understood. A few codes like V, H, and U would be a big help.leftcoaster wrote:Could you call custodial and tell them that someone just did a 10-100 or a 10-200 ?
On which point, is there a code for cleanup of blood, or does Custodial automatically respond to an Alpha run?
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Ok so we Coulda/Shoulda been 105 because we were sending empty cars/seats because the guest made a spill, so now it's a problem for who do we charge those hours to, if we had that few guests (which is what the counts show) why did we still have a full rotation. Nobody knew to call 105 though, which I did at least twice today, or at least instructed/concurred with tower to do.GMC wrote:yeah well at least it wasn't indy today. full digs, one side of the film room, holding both lines, 120 minute wat, all because someone spilled thier drink all over a LARGE portion of out queue, reducing us to one side of the film room. and we couldn't call 105 because we had 15 vehicles on. and the station was empty, because somebody spilled. fun times, but back to the subject of reading signs.
At marquee, standing under the wait time: "how long is the wait?"
Having learned that it does not protect me from stupidity, i poked my head out from underneath, starred at the wait time, looked at the guest, looked agian at the wait time, looked down the queue, and said "about 120 minutes." they continued onward, bewildered.
Gimme some soft serve!
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Codes at WDW
101 Attraction Down
102 Attraction Up
103 Potty BReak
104 Guest with disabilities
105 Attractive GUest
115 Attractive guest (with attatchments)
120 Attractive Guest Too Old
At least where I used to work in MK
102 Attraction Up
103 Potty BReak
104 Guest with disabilities
105 Attractive GUest
115 Attractive guest (with attatchments)
120 Attractive Guest Too Old
At least where I used to work in MK
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Re: Codes at WDW
See, I thought that a "115' was like a 105, only they were 15 (or just plain underage)." ..at least, according to a coordintor.goofster26 wrote:101 Attraction Down
102 Attraction Up
103 Potty BReak
104 Guest with disabilities
105 Attractive GUest
115 Attractive guest (with attatchments)
120 Attractive Guest Too Old
At least where I used to work in MK
Wow, I thought I had posted more than once here..
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Man, that reminds me..Stduck wrote:When asked a question like that I usually look at the wait time sign then tell the guest. 50% they realise how stupid they are. Of the total about 25% say "But is that accurate" Argh sometimes I wonder.
I'm out in front of Space Mountain the other day doing Fastpass return, and this lady walks up to the fastpass booth. She examines the 5-minute wait time. Then she examines the line of 30 people trying their damnedest to get fastpasses. Then she looks the 5-minute wait indicator again.
So finally, she walks up to me and says, "Am I missing something?"
So I'm like, "Hmmm?"
She says, "What does the fastpass do?"
I say, "Basically, it saves you the trouble of waiting in a long line and allows you to use a shorter queue when you return at the time indicated on the fastpass."
She looks at the 5-minute sign again, and looks at the fastpass line at the machines, which has gotten longer by this time. Then she turns back to me.
"Am I missing something?"
"Why so?"
"Is it really 5-minutes?"
"Maybe less, ma'am."
"Well I don't understand, why are those people trying to get fastpasses? Am I missing something?"
"Nope." *grin*
"So what are they trying to do?"
"People are obsessed with fastpasses, ma'am. I guess they're crazy."
"Well, that's dumb. Thanks."
Then she and her family walk in and ride, as the fastpass queue grows.
FINALLY. A guest FIGURED IT OUT!!!
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Hey, Im new here (not a CM yet, just enjoy a good day in the parks). as an AP to WDW, I dont have a need to cram as many attractions into one day, so most of the time I tend to sit around and watch humanity and stupidity at its finest
. reading here, i found out i have seen many of the stories you tell (though guests like to copy the dumb stuff they see the others get in trouble for). ANyways, I have seen some pretty dumb guests over the years, and I thought Id share my favorite.
I walk up to Splash Mt and am about to get in line (standby) when I see a guest arguing with a CM (this was a while ago) about his fastpass. the wait time was about 10 minutes (good for splash) and this guest was arguing how he "paid good money" for something and was angered he couldnt use his fastpass then. later I find out that the guy bought the fastpass from ebay or a friend thinking that it would save him time.
not too funy, but at the time it was to see how much guests plan ahead of time. like the families with synchronized watches who must have exactly 12.356 minutes to go through an attraction because they have to see mickey at 1537 hours.
Anyways, im off...gotta get ready (hitting the parks tomorrow)

I walk up to Splash Mt and am about to get in line (standby) when I see a guest arguing with a CM (this was a while ago) about his fastpass. the wait time was about 10 minutes (good for splash) and this guest was arguing how he "paid good money" for something and was angered he couldnt use his fastpass then. later I find out that the guy bought the fastpass from ebay or a friend thinking that it would save him time.
not too funy, but at the time it was to see how much guests plan ahead of time. like the families with synchronized watches who must have exactly 12.356 minutes to go through an attraction because they have to see mickey at 1537 hours.
Anyways, im off...gotta get ready (hitting the parks tomorrow)
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