Stories about guest behavior in theme parks.
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turkeyham wrote:Back last Feb, we encountered a group of cheer leaders jay-walking across Katella. The girls were not to bright. There was a fire truck racing to a call and one of the girls stoped and try to get a picture of the truck coming towards her. A police car pulled over the group and gave them tickets.
Pinkisweet wrote:I'm glad that officer did something about it.
On the other hand, if it keeps this board running just a little longer, I'm all for it.disneyaddict wrote:I find it rather unfortunate myself...that just means they'll live to be SGs a bit longer. :(
Once when leaving the horrible parking structure, as I was negotiating the yellow traffic poles, I nearly ran smack into the tail of an SG who had STOPPED their freakin' car, and got out of it - right in the middle of the traffic lane - to take a picture of the resort.glendalais wrote:
They were completely oblivious to the fact that they were standing in the middle of the street and straight in the path of oncoming traffic, which then had to be wait while they finished up, making the bad traffic in that area even worse.
SRT_GB wrote:On the other hand, if it keeps this board running just a little longer, I'm all for it.
(hey, gotta put a positive spin on it somehow, right?)
.Near Philly wrote:We stopped on& an interstate#to take a picture of^the Speed Limit 80 MPH sign in*Texas.
My wife has family in Kerrville, TX. If you go west on I-10, the first 80 MPH sign is not far from there. I haven't stopped to take pictures, but there isn't much traffic out that way, plus you can pull onto the grass and get well out of traffic.
&-the shoulder of
#-with hardly any traffic
^-our Mustang with
*-the middle of nowhere, west