"I Didnt Run Half Way Across the Park For This!"

Freak · Post by **Freak** » Sun May 14, 2006 11:48 pm

I dont even know Snoopy and I hate that friggin place.

tskbf2005 · Post by **tskbf2005** » Mon May 15, 2006 12:40 am

my ride went signal 38lb and a women came up to me and try to get me to back door them on the ride i stated to her "ma'am i can't do that" "yes you can leave me in the exit now!" she left and said "this is bs, i will be writing, i did nothing but wait in line all day" and This was a saturday

Jumboshrmp · Post by **Jumboshrmp** » Fri Jun 09, 2006 1:36 pm

He thinks that just because he got in the train, that means you'll give up and give him a ride anyway. That's funny!

TMiles · Post by **TMiles** » Sat Feb 24, 2007 6:11 pm

Freak wrote:
he hops onto the train, slams his lapbar down, and proceeds to go "Now what, huh?" Ugh. Thanks to your actions, now we have to call security, hold the train because you jumped in, and escort you out of the park. We do, he whines and cries, blah blah blah. Security kicks him off while he cries some more, blah blah blah. Hes finally escorted off the dock and out of the station as everyone claps and we send the train. What a freakin moron. :mad:

I had a similar incident on the Monorails one night. We have certain cars that are reserved for people with wheelchairs. This doesn't mean empty stroller that you are too lazy to move or fold, The sign in the car plainly states Wheel chairs. Well at closing one night, I had exactly that situation. The train was full and I had a wheel chair to put on. The person in the wheel chair car, had an empty stroller. his kids were sitting next to him on the seat. I asked him to fold the stroller so I could put the wheelchair on. He told me no because of all the stuff he had in it. I told him to move it over to the other side of the train by the far doors, he told me no, and I need to use a different car. I told him all other cars are full. He told me he wasn't moving. I told him I have all night, this train is not leaving until the wheel chair is on board. He told me he didn't care he wasn't moving. I called security, and they sent this petite quiet talking person up to the station. She went and told the person to move he again said no. She, in a calm voice told him to move or her next call would be county, and they wouldn't play with him, they would drag him out and cuff him in front of his children. Then she asked him, is this what you want? She proceeded to reach for her radio, the guy, slamming things around, folded the stroller. Everybody on the platform applauded that he FINALLY did what was asked. The wheelchair went on and the train, (16 minutes late) left the station.

People I get paid by the hour not the train cycle, I can wait

Terry

dizneeluvr · Post by **dizneeluvr** » Sun Feb 25, 2007 2:42 pm

good job. there is nothing worse than having to deal with these morons and them getting away with their hissy fits. i'm so glad that they dealt with his rude behavior and they backed you up. i cannot stand people who think they are above all the rules.

JustZac · Post by **JustZac** » Sun Feb 25, 2007 3:26 pm

Way to go! Don't back down! :D:

DLRFantasmic!Dan · Post by **DLRFantasmic!Dan** » Sun Feb 25, 2007 3:35 pm

Freak wrote:I dont even know Snoopy and I hate that friggin place.

I heard that it was nicknamed "Concentration Camp Snoopy!" :D:

EpcotFan · Post by **EpcotFan** » Sun Feb 25, 2007 6:04 pm

Sweetums wrote:Good for you & good for security for standing your ground! -of course, it's a lot easier to kick someone out of the park when it's almost time to close anyway, but...
Well done!

Perhaps it would help if they were banned from the park for a period of time, had thier ticket revoked if they were an AP.

Seriously, when security has to escort someone out, are there any consequences beyond the loss of whatever was left of the day?

DLRFantasmic!Dan · Post by **DLRFantasmic!Dan** » Sun Feb 25, 2007 8:54 pm

I also heard of a story that a guest wanted to take the monorail to DTD just because she parked in DTD and didn't want to pay for parking there. She blamed it on the monorail CMs that if she had to pay for parking at DTD. Well, the only problem was that the monorail....................................WAS CLOSED!!!! LOL :D

Zazu · Post by **Zazu** » Sun Feb 25, 2007 10:25 pm

EpcotFan wrote:Seriously, when security has to escort someone out, are there any consequences beyond the loss of whatever was left of the day?

There can be. I watched Security punch a hole in the mag stripe of an Annual Pass near the end of the first day it was used. They just lost $67 less than the cost of the AP!

Of course, they were so upset that they thought they had won when they got their perforated pass back. Gonna make for an interesting time at the turnstiles the next day! :p:

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