Stories about guest behavior in theme parks.
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Which bar?? :D: Do they have a juke-box? Details man,details. ;)goofyjoe wrote:
I have a CM friend who works in one of the bars in a resort. Interestingly, she says New Year's Eve is always really quiet for her. Probably because everyone is in the parks instead...
LICKED out of the Park? Wow, they don't pay Security nearly enough!turkeyham wrote: She told me that allot of the drinks were stolen and the SG needed to get licked out of the park. This all occured on New Years Eve.
Licking is much more efficient than kicking, it usually takes several kicks, but it only takes one lick when done properly. :p:DisneyMom wrote:LICKED out of the Park? Wow, they don't pay Security nearly enough!
Lasolimu wrote:Licking is much more efficient than kicking, it usually takes several kicks, but it only takes one lick when done properly.
LICKED must be a "foof." ;) Where's the lazy proof reader when ya need him/her/it? :D:DisneyMom wrote:LICKED out of the Park?
Why? You don't even have a quarter. :D:darph nader wrote:Which bar?? :D: Do they have a juke-box? Details man,details. ;)
yes, it des!!!hobie16 wrote:Des this have something to do with that joke about the Hine Lick Manuver?
It was the guests booing the CMs who were offering the sandwiches and drinks for $10. Fairly unusual, yes. Like I said, it was an uncomfortable situation and we didn't stick around long enough to try and figure out what was going on.goofyjoe wrote:Was this in reference to the guests or the CMs? Was it a situation where they were feeding guests waiting in line for the Monorail? That's interesting if it was. I don't remember ever seeing anyone selling food outside the gates of Epcot. Though I wouldn't put it past them, particularly on New Year's Eve, when the crowds max out the parks.
I have a CM friend who works in one of the bars in a resort. Interestingly, she says New Year's Eve is always really quiet for her. Probably because everyone is in the parks instead...