Closing the Park. What guests do.

[Eticket15]

I love thus site already, I think that hearing about SGT's is super funny. :D:

[Arbite]

Thanks for the welcome! I read more than I post but am the Disney guy at work, Had 3 people stop by for advice this week alone,

[avengador1]

Last Summer we had one guy who wanted to be the last person out of the park. Security literally had to stay behind him urging him to leave. What most guest don't realize it that the Monorail CMs can't leave the park until it has been cleared by security. I saw guest leaving the park over two hours after it had closed. I guess they let them stay that long because they left with armloads of souvenirs. They even had a baby stroller that was overflowing with bags of stuff. I hope there wasn't a baby under all of it.

[hobie16]

They probably let the kid behind. ;)

[felinefan]

:D:

Ah yes, I remember well one "late ride" I took.

I was hoofing it out of the Magic Kingdom one evening after a day of research, hoping to beat the fireworks crowd. As I walked through Fantasyland, I heard a young woman's voice call out to me ever so sweetly...

"How'd you like to go to Hell?" which quite stopped me in my tracks.

Yes, it was the lonely operator of Mr. Toad's Wild Ride, bidding me to travel to Nowhere in Particular. How could I decline?

Yeah, traffic was a bitch that night, but she wasn't.

I have a copy of the Gousha map of California, and in Riverside County, there is (or was) a locality named Hell. Looked it up on Wikipedia, and it said back in 1954 a guy, his wife and son started the town. It was just them, population was 4 at most--probably had somebody running the store, bar and gas station. They left in the early 60s, place was plowed up in 1964 to make way for Interstate 10. But you can still go to Hell, if you really want to, though there isn't much to see....

[shilohmm]

There's a Hell, Michigan. They have a wedding chapel. :whistlng:

[Shorty82]

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I have a copy of the Gousha map of California, and in Riverside County, there is (or was) a locality named Hell. Looked it up on Wikipedia, and it said back in 1954 a guy, his wife and son started the town. It was just them, population was 4 at most--probably had somebody running the store, bar and gas station. They left in the early 60s, place was plowed up in 1964 to make way for Interstate 10. But you can still go to Hell, if you really want to, though there isn't much to see....

Not sure where this pic was taken, none of the sites I checked in Google image search have where the photo is from.

[hhsrat]

Not sure where this pic was taken, none of the sites I checked in Google image search have where the photo is from.

Probably Hell, MI. (approximately 14 miles North of Chrysler's Chelsea (MI) Proving Grounds, or approximately 18 miles Northwest of the house I grew up in (both distances are listed "as the crow flies", not necessarily the true distance using roads)

[hobie16]

There's always Lago...

[bookbabe]

The village of Hell in the Cayman Islands has great weather, interesting scenery and a post office where you can send "wish you were here" postcards to your favorite relatives and co-workers... ;)

http://cruises.about.com/od/caribbeancr ... 03-jpg.htm