Stupid Guest Tricks

CBeilby wrote:Wait a minute. As I remember, costumes aren't allowed to be worn in the parks, correct?

[font=Palatino Linotype]when they were selling adult sized costumes at dl we were told we could buy them, but not wear them to the park...only kids could wear the costumes to the park (to avoid confusion over who the REAL princesses were...makes sense...sort of...but since we couldn't wear the costumes we didn't buy them...we'll show "them") ] [/font]

I remember a story that I heard from a CM where they asked if Disneyland had a walking Tinkerbell character and someone said "No." They all went out and saw "Tink" walking, taking pictures, and signing autographs with little children.

If they sold CM costumes in adult sizes, imagine the headaches and lawsuits that would cause. SGs would buy the costumes, pretend to be CMs, and try to operate rides and concessions until caught. I remember once when I worked at a department store as a security guard many many moons ago, one summer the store had alot of teenage cashiers. They did a sweep/sting operation, and nearly all the summer employees were arrested for ringing up their friends for free or for fifty cents on big purchases. I think after that they were really careful who they hired for summer.

Elena (aka: Bubble Lady) wrote:[font=Palatino Linotype]when they were selling adult sized costumes at dl [/font]

[font=Palatino Linotype] ...i guess i should have said the adult sized PRINCESSES costumes :D: [/font]

mechurchlady wrote:...and though it is wrong to imitate an employee at any business they do not see anything wrong. I doubt they would go to Burger King dress as an employee.

Kinda like how ImprovEverywhere did at Best Buy? :D:
http://www.improveverywhere.com/2006/04/23/best-buy/

-Rob

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You have found the SG offices and if you had gone further you would have found their secret training grounds and SG recruiting center.

I am not a violent person but why does the idea of bungee cords, nylon rope, and the front of CranBiz's and Wallaby's busses come to mind.

DLRFantasmic!Dan wrote:I remember a story from a CM where they asked if Disneyland had a walking Tinkerbell character and someone said "No." They all went out and saw "Tink" walking, taking pictures, and signing autographs with little children.

F!Dan! You are right! Wasn't this walking Tink like last yr. or in 05? She was escorted out faster than ice melts in code 90. :D:

Elena (aka: Bubble Lady) wrote:[font=Palatino Linotype]if it was a big dl no-no you would have though someone would have stopped the people before they made it as far as small world [/font]

Well, it wouldn't be that hard. just looking at the photo I would not say "hey that looks like a Small World doll" looks like a kid dressed up a little to me. SO they could have very easy made it around the park all day with no problems from security. Put that name tag in your pocket and no one think any different.

JMO

Main Streeter wrote:F!Dan! You are right! Wasn't this walking Tink like last yr. or in 05? She was escorted out faster than ice melts in code 90. :D:

I don't remember, some Guest Relations CM told me.

It would not be that hard to have a smart badge maker make a copy of a CM badge. Sometimes you can buy then in the black market but they are not supposed to be sold. CMs are supposed to have ID except ones in costume like Mary Poppins so she would not need that on her and Marry Poppins does not wear a badge either. Thus no identification needed just need a costume.

As for getting into the park that would be easy. Come in as a regular person with the costume under street clothes. CMs at the gate would do a security check and see parts of a costume and think that they were bought for a kid at the stores. Proving this will be nearly impossible as Google hates me big time.