Stories about guest behavior in theme parks.
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Oh I did see that and there was a thread on the other board shortly thereafter. It was very amusing and I was surprised to read about all the things that will get you a GAC card like having an ADHD child. I was in total shock when I read that and completely disgusted that someone would insist on GAC for that. How about making your snowflake wait in line and learn how to control themselves. I am a special education teacher and would never make such absurd accommodations for an ADHD child.DisneyMom wrote:ADA asks for "equal access" not superior access, so unless you were to use the bathroom for an unusual amount of time, preventing someone else from using the bathroom entirely, I don't see a problem. Of course, if I see someone waiting for it who obviously needs THAT bathroom, I would step back and offer to let them go first,common sense and politeness should always prevail :)
On that note, Did anyone else hear Sherri Shepard on The View say that you got "Front of the Line" priveledges when you take a special needs child to Disney yesterday? I think Disney owns ABC, hopefully they set her straight
And you all thought BTMRR was the wildest ride in the wilderness...Freak wrote:I always figured those handlebars were for when things were to get a bit...erm...bumpy. :p:
Too much information, too much information!!ktulu wrote:Plus they have those handles for those times when you really have to bear down.
Yes, you cant use the bathrooms, but pool hoping and stealing soda is fine by them!David R wrote:They are considered "family bathrooms." You're fine.
That board amuses me, they have a strange code of ethics.
..And don't forget making up some imagined problem with their room to get an "upgrade"delsdad wrote:Yes, you cant use the bathrooms, but pool hoping and stealing soda is fine by them!
a.k.a. Larry the Cable Guy. ;)ktulu wrote: Usually cleaner, and very roomy! Plus they have those handles for those times when you really have to bear down.