Stupid Guest Tricks

If you've been to Walt Disney Studios Paris, you'd love DCA too!

ooooo I've heard bad things about Walt Disney Studios Paris. :shudders:

How do you guys think HKDL will turn out? I'm concerned they may not have enough attractions.

(about Disney's florida adventure)
according to one guest, it does exist!

cant remember that story too well, just sparked my brain to remembering that one.

My department seems to be one of the only departments that has it's castmembers work in both parks. When people are in DCA all they ask are questions about Disneyland or just how to get out of DCA. Seriously. It's sad.

Stduck wrote:Walt would be rolling in his grave...
Alas what can you do but keep correcting the guests.

Actually, most people don't know this, but Walt Disney was actually cremated and is sitting on one of his family member's mantle, I don't know who though.

SONiC Senshi wrote:Actually, most people don't know this, but Walt Disney was actually cremated and is sitting on one of his family member's mantle, I don't know who though.

Actaully I do know that. But the rolling in his grave has a nice ring.

I remember when people insisted that Walt Disney's head was frozen.
I wonder who made that story up..

TheManator wrote:I remember when people insisted that Walt Disney's head was frozen.
I wonder who made that story up..

Walt did look into cryogenic suspension toward the end of his life. After discovering that nobody had ever been thawed out, and that it might not work at all after all the expense, he abandoned his interest.

Those with an unnatural lust for conspiracy theories -- plus those of us who just really *really* want it to be true even though we know it isn't -- then concocted the story, perhaps as a joke, and it took on a life of its own.

So, some of the people who think Walt's frozen aren't entirely crazy. Just the ones who still think so after reading the family's web site.

How do you guys think HKDL will turn out? I'm concerned they may not have enough attractions.

I can't really judge because I don't know what exactly is going into the park, but I'll tell you that the quantity of attractions probably wouldn't matter much to the people who would be visiting it. I'm not entirely sure and I don't want to sound racist or anything, but it's some sort of a cultural thing, that Chinese people are more into the scenery... so just a few E-ticket rides ought to do the trick.

brett wrote:I thought he was interred (don't know whether whole or cremated) at Forest Lawn Glendale cemetary.

See Snopes.

Brett

That's what I thought. Found a page with a picture of the site.