Stories about guest behavior in theme parks.
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Didn't one of them have a turkey leg at the time as well?Big Wallaby wrote:Typhoon Lagoon, Today. I saw it.
There were two people in skimpy bikinis who had less business wearing them than me. And I have little to no business wearing a bikini.
AUGH!!!!!! The mental image I had is blinding! Somebody pass me the mental bleach, stat!Big Wallaby wrote:And I have little to no business wearing a bikini.
No both their legs were human!Rex wrote:Didn't one of them have a turkey leg at the time as well?
I'd like some of that to scrub my eyeballs.Shorty82 wrote:AUGH!!!!!! The mental image I had is blinding! Somebody pass me the mental bleach, stat!
:D:Will mental floss work?Shorty82 wrote:AUGH!!!!!! The mental image I had is blinding! Somebody pass me the mental bleach, stat!
Or maybe Provincetown Beach??Rob562 wrote: After you mentioned the Cape, I had a fleeting memory that it was on Ogunquit Beach in Maine that I saw it...
-Rob
It says the same thing to in DLR. I observed some guests that either don't listen to it or haven't read it. Even little babies must have shirts and footwear. One time, I saw a half - naked baby with only but a diaper.Rob562 wrote:From the MK Guidemap (I presume it says the same thing in all of them) in the "Courtesy" section of Special Considerations:Proper attire, including shoes and shirts, must be worn at all times.
Actually, I've only ever been all the way out to Provincetown a couple times. Most of my Cape beach visits have been inner and mid-Cape. (My parents have a timeshare in Mashpee)Cranbiz wrote:Or maybe Provincetown Beach??