Stories about guest behavior in theme parks.
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He was busy spieling, and I may be a stupid guest, but I'm not going to interrupt a spieling skipper to say, "um, excuse me, she just admitted that it really is her birthday after all..."GaTechGal wrote:Hope that JCSkipper gave your girlfriend the same treatment he gave you for being a SG.
"Yeah yeah yeah, backside of water. Listen, my girlfriend just admitted..."Buggy wrote:He was busy spieling, and I may be a stupid guest, but I'm not going to interrupt a spieling skipper to say, "um, excuse me, she just admitted that it really is her birthday after all..."
Ah Purpy, that's great that you can (sometimes) get the kid to say Thank You!Purpura wrote:If I am Greeting at Plaza Inn on the porch, and it's crowded inside with lines, and people are waiting, I'll break the crowds up into smaller groups as they process in, and stop at a child with a bday button. I ask if anyone's sung the Birthday song to the child, and if they haven't I'll ask the family or the child if they want people to sing to them. If they say Yes, I'll have some of the family step aside so people can see what's going on at the top of the stairs, and make an announcement, that "This is my new friend so and so, and he/she's celebrating their (insert number) Birthday. On the count of three, will you help me sing Happy Birthday to So and so? One two three!" Then I tell the child after the singing is over."This is your chance, Take a deep breath and yell "Thank you!" Some kids will do that... others just get shy.