Stupid Guest Tricks

big wallaby wrote:i can't find the article now, but i saw one that that is exactly what they want to do.


05:05. Fall into a time warp :d:

lets do the time warp againnnnnnnnn!!

delsdad wrote:Then they can introduce the Disney Attraction Plan. Pre-purchase a set of tickets that entitles you to enjoy several attractions each from groups A, B C, D, and E.

Hmm..this sounds vaguely familiar...

sounds like a great IDEA!!

lets see, you could make the E tickets for the most desirable attractions and only include one or two passes in that catagory, and then......

hey, you're right,

where have I seen that before...

GRUMPY PIRATE wrote:sounds like a great IDEA!!

lets see, you could make the E tickets for the most desirable attractions and only include one or two passes in that catagory, and then......

hey, you're right,

where have I seen that before...

"A long time ago,in a life time far,far away"
($12.00 for entrance and tickets) :(

Cheshire Figment wrote:If they do institute this, I would like to see a strictly enforced policy of if you arrive more than 15 minutes after the reserved time you will find your reservation has been canceled.

The only exception is if the attraction is 101 during the time of your reservation, and then an adjustment will be made.

This would be great!

darph nader wrote:"A long time ago,in a life time far,far away"
($12.00 for entrance and tickets) :(

Are you talking about lift tickets?

hobie16 wrote:Are you talking about lift tickets?

Not worth asking hobie. I doubt he even knows. :D: Was just thinking... I don't remember ever paying for DL entry. Nor lift tickets. ;)

Main Streeter wrote:Not worth asking hobie. I doubt he even knows. :D: Was just thinking... I don't remember ever paying for DL entry. Nor lift tickets. ;)

1972 It may have been $15.00

At work today we were discussion the part of the plan involving "going directly to your hotel room". We who work in the hotel don't think they can pull this off. We couldn't even get close unless Check-In time was pushed back and OCSD was on hand to evict slow guests at 11am sharp.

Given that it's never certain which hotel rooms will be available (and which get trashed to the point we can't rent them), it's going to be a challenge just to get the guests their room numbers.

Maybe I'm just bitter after spending an entire shift dealing with people who couldn't figure out how to buy tickets or book their dining reservations until the day they arrived. :crabby:

Zazu wrote:Given that it's never certain which hotel rooms will be available (and which get trashed to the point we can't rent them), it's going to be a challenge just to get the guests their room numbers.

How often do the rooms get trashed like that? I would think that wouldn't happen as much at a place like the Toaster, but I suppose that for SGs, spending a lot of money on a hotel bestows upon them a sense of entitlement and disregard for the property that they borrow for their vacation. Does it correlate with any specific event on property? (Wonder if those NoJ guests are a little rowdy ;) )

darph nader wrote: 1972 It may have been $15.00

First trip to Disneyland(1971):

Roundtrip bus from San Diego navy base, Disneyland ticket book, voucher for lunch. $19.00


Still have an old ticket book with some tickets in it!!