Stupid Guest Tricks

Speaking of the mine ride, is the nookie room still in existence?

BirdMom wrote:If you've seen the Prairie girls, you'd never forget them because they
dressed in costume. The mom made the little brother an exact replica of
the Thunder costume, and we called the whole group the Prairie girls
because they looked like they walked out of Little House on the
Prairie...they'd be in the long calico dresses, had bonnets, I think capes
in the winter

O man... Now that's a Disney fanatic to the extream. :m

DLSweeper wrote:I don't think I've ever heard of a guest practically throwing themselves at
a CM, but I've heard of CMs doing it to eachother. :P

Hah. Guilty. My boyfriend of almost two years now and I met working in
the lot. Of course, it was easy because he quit a month after we started
dating, so I didn't have to work with my S.O.

And to be creepier, like it's a trend.. my parents met working on the
Autopia. Hehe.

"The Nookie Room"?

While working Haunt construction one year, we were given a tour of the mine ride. There is a small room inside the ride(can't remember the exact local as I didn't know the ride) that the crew dubbed "The Nookie Room" because employees(usually couples) were known to disappear there for a while. Apparently there was even a few pillows and a blanket inside. This was roughly 9 years ago so the tradition may have been lost. I just thought it was funny.

yeah, a lot of lust and marriage going on at the park. I used to see my husband around onstage and offstage - he used to work in the entertainment division - but I didn't actually meet him until we were at the same party given by someone who worked in show services. Not too hard to understand why so many raging hormones - comeon - a lot of nice people work there, on the youngish side, mostly good looking, if not at least clean cut - it's a no brainer... the year before I actually met my hubby, it seemed that everyone and their brother in Fantasyland was getting married, if not to each other, then to someone they'd met at the Park... Two weeks after our wedding at Chapman University Chapel, another couple from my department (956) got married there too... I even saw the pastor who married us on a t.v. show on the travel channel about weddings at Disneyland (they didn't do them in park when we were engaged - drat)

As for nookie spots...I thought gentlemen never told! OK, they mylar table is a given - it's legendary, but after that...please boys...be respectful

oh snaps! i have seen these prairie girls in action at the rock. sooo funny, yep exactly as you describe. its too bad they aren't in the least bit attractive but instead plain and strange.