Don't know if this is in good time, but I'm here...darph nader wrote:...
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Mr. M,
:sgthello:
:D: :D: :D:
Don't know if this is in good time, but I'm here...darph nader wrote:...
The supes will be along in good time.![]()
Well you DO have a life. (unlike some of us. :rolleyes :)BRWombat wrote:Don't know if this is in good time, but I'm here...
Mr. M,
:sgthello:
:D: :D: :D:
I'll only get a life if someone can convince me it is better than what I have now! :cat1:darph nader wrote:Well you DO have a life. (unlike some of us. :rolleyes :)
Hello Mr. M, I am the resident dragon and would like to offer you a very warm* welcome to that slice of the internet we call SGT. This website contains threads with quick twists and turns and I would like to advise you to not try to hard to keep up with them. Please keep your hands, arms, and legs safely inside the website at all times and enjoy your stay.Mr. M wrote:Actually, if you make it into the line before they close it, they have to check you out, or they can loose their job. That is why most places have a chain or cord that the cashier can pull across the line to close it keeping more people from jumping into the line. I know when I was a cashier I always would stop checking out whoever was there to walk around the counter to close the line, then finish everyone in line.
Not sure if they have them in WDW, but in DL, most face characters do not have attendants, or hosts, because since they can talk, they can close the lines themselves. They either can go up to the last person in line and say that they are the last people in line that they will see, or either motion them or tell them to "Walk with me" while heading out.joanna71985 wrote:Actually, in that example, the CM could have gotten in a lot of trouble. Most of the lines have hard closes (where the character attendant will stand at the back and let people know the character is leaving), so the character wouldn't just walk off. And second, the character shouldn't just go off and mention breaks (if anything, they should say sometime more pertaining to their character).
All characters at WDW have character attendants. They do not walk around by themselves.DLRFantasmic!Dan wrote:Not sure if they have them in WDW, but in DL, most face characters do not have attendants, or hosts, because since they can talk, they can close the lines themselves. They either can go up to the last person in line and say that they are the last people in line that they will see, or either motion them or tell them to "Walk with me" while heading out.
All characters at WDW have attendants. We walk the line and prepare guests for their encounter. You'd be surprised how many guests forget to have their cameras out. Excepting an extreme circumstance, no one would wait in line to reach a character and then turned away. I have turned away guests who run up just as my character friend finishes his last family after closing the line 20 to 30 minutes earlier, and want to argue that one more little child couldn't possibly cause any inconvenience. They are the ones who will go home and tell their friends about being kicked out of line just as they got to the front.DLRFantasmic!Dan wrote:Not sure if they have them in WDW, but in DL, most face characters do not have attendants, or hosts, because since they can talk, they can close the lines themselves. They either can go up to the last person in line and say that they are the last people in line that they will see, or either motion them or tell them to "Walk with me" while heading out.
Apparently in DLR, they do. I kind of feel bad when the characters get ambushed and mugged from all sides by guests who want pictures and autographs.joanna71985 wrote:All characters at WDW have character attendants. They do not walk around by themselves.