Stupid Guest Tricks

That type of situation just disgusts me. Not all children are innocent as angels like their parents assume. I'd say, there should been witnesses.

One time when I was at the 1900 Park Fare, this little boy went up to Suzy mouse and he hit her on the nose kinda hard. Also when Suzy was at a table seeing a family, this boy (this boy was not part of their family) kept jumping in their photos. He also kept hitting Suzy on her back. He was not punching her, he was basically jumping up and slapping her on the back kinda hard.

I think this boy would have kept on hitting Suzy and I think he would have followed her from table to table, if one of the adults who was with this boy had not pulled him away. Later Suzy did come to this boy's table to see the boy and his family.

Now if I would have been Suzy mouse, I think I would have skipped that boy's table and as soon as he started hitting me I would have walked away and told a manager that I am not going to put up with this.

Sarah Magdalene wrote:Donald Duck just recently had gotten punched by two children during Safari Breakfast at AK. ...

After much argument between the parents and the management, the guilty family was given their entire meal free, fast pass for Kilimanjaro, and got to be in the Mickey's Jammin' Jungle Parade as honored guests.

If I had witnessed this level of chickenshittidy by a manager I'd slap him with a harassment complaint for "creating a hostile work environment"!

Let me get this straight.

As usual, rotten parents who are raising rotten children think that their little Dick or Jane is such an angel that they walk around with blinders on and excuse this abhorrent behavior.

It gets me so peeved that these jackholes receive rewards for acting terrible.

What makes it worse it that this is not an isolated incident. I read and see all the time about people knowingly in the wrong getting their asses kissed by Disney. It's a dreadful thing.

And it's not gonna get better any time soon.

:mad:

LittleDollClaudia wrote:And it's not gonna get better any time soon.

That's what makes it so sad. It's too bad The Hulk isn't one of Disney's characters. Can you imagine Pooh going green and playing some catch up on an SG parent that sorely needs it? I can. :twisted:

Kicking Donald in the eggs? I thought it was Daisy that had eggs. Oh, I know, I know, j/k.... :D:

Yeah, I think there should be kind of a reality show, photographing guests who behave rudely, like World's Wildest Videos, and then sticking them with the bill later. Like this: Mr. and Mrs. Jones and their little monsters, Dick and Jane, go to DLR/WDW /other Disney park, and at some point Dick acts like his name :twisted: and attacks, with help from Jane and approval or ignorance from mommy and daddy, a character/throws a tantrum over not being able to go on a ride/whatever, and they get comped. Camera crews step out of the shadows--they'd been on video all along but didn't know it--and make like they're recording the event of the Joneses getting comped. Typical egomaniacs, the Joneses bask in the glow of their newfound celebrity--until they exit the park. A costumed CM says, "Mr. and Mrs. Jones, would you follow me, please? The Grand Poohbah of Disney would like to meet you. This way, please." When they get to the office, they get the boom lowered on them. "You have to pay for the comp, and either teach your children manners or you're not coming back, and your kids are going to end up in foster care, etc." Following would be a detailed explanation of what happens when a character is attacked, why the CMs need to be respected, you get the idea. After a thorough verbal thrashing, the Joneses, badly shaken, are finally allowed to leave. When they get to the car, Daddy turns to Dick and Jane and tells them, "Why the @#$%&*? did you hit that character/ throw that tantrum/whatever? You ruined our vacation, and we are NEVER coming here again!"

We can dream, right? :D:

felinefan wrote:...When they get to the office, they get the boom lowered on them. "You have to pay for the comp, and either teach your children manners or you're not coming back, and your kids are going to end up in foster care, etc." ...

Brilliant. Or maybe, "Hope you enjoyed the freebies, because this is the last time you'll set foot in a Disney park. Ever."

Oh, yeah, one more thing: "Have a magical day!" :D:

I have started saying Ahso really loud when people cut me off in lines and other stuff, and I try to make it sound like don knotts did in that disney movie so it's sort of sounds like asho. and when people think they hear what they heard, I bow politly and say ahso again. so they are not sure what they heard. Disney did say it was my laughing place.

drcorey wrote:I have started saying Ahso really loud when people cut me off in lines and other stuff, and I try to make it sound like don knotts did in that disney movie so it's sort of sounds like asho. and when people think they hear what they heard, I bow politly and say ahso again. so they are not sure what they heard. Disney did say it was my laughing place.

Course you do run the risk of meeting someone that speaks the language!

BRWombat wrote:Brilliant. Or maybe, "Hope you enjoyed the freebies, because this is the last time you'll set foot in a Disney park. Ever."

Oh, yeah, one more thing: "Have a magical day!" :D:

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