Stories about guest behavior in theme parks.
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If you're a decent human being I'll wish very strongly for that not to happen to you.GMC wrote:I think i want a hotel job, stupid people make me happy, i'll injur myself and see if they'll put me on transitional work at front desk.
i had a book shift the other day... and i was on the tinkerbell-e... and, oh my goodness, it was a total code m boat! every trip i took for the 2 hours in between parades had at least one mullet on it (if not a family of mullets). it was awesome.GMC wrote:tell me, in florida, do you get alot of code m's (mullets?) i sure would like to see if i could transfer for a summer or a year, just to see the ratio, or code m to not code m.
On a futher note, every code m you touch is another 7 years of good luck, i'm up to 30 years! I think i want a hotel job, stupid people make me happy, i'll injur myself and see if they'll put me on transitional work at front desk.
Plus, just to warn you - you'll end up having to do a ton more training if you went front desk. Not sure how it works at DLR, but at WDW it consists of 15 days of training: a full week at Disney University followed by 2 weeks of on-the-job training....GMC wrote: I think i want a hotel job, stupid people make me happy, i'll injur myself and see if they'll put me on transitional work at front desk.
Hmmm....maybe I can move to the left coast and transfer to the Grand Californian. :D: By far the most amazing Disney resort hotel that I've seen and stayed at (though haven't yet been to Tokyo DLR and obviously not Hong Kong DLR yet)Thatguy wrote:yep, 15 days on this coast here too.
DLR can put you in laundry or as a paper shredder. Careful what you wish for GMC. Transitional work blows!!!GMC wrote:i'll injur myself and see if they'll put me on transitional work at front desk.
Totally agree with you GMC! I'm not landlocked & do work both parks. I learn so much which benefits me & our guests! Most CMs will not crossover. They aren't given the opportunity or/& they like their comfort zone. Can't blame them for wanting comfort @ DLR. GMC, set your sights on a managers position. You'll get a chair ]GMC wrote: i think i've expressed before that every cast member should have a week, or a day or two, where they do a different line of bussiness, or even do somethign in a different part of the park
Main Streeter wrote: GMC, set your sights on a managers position. You'll get a chair ]
I knew it! Dang my miserable life! ;)GMC wrote:...unless you don't work for disney, then you don't count