Stories about guest behavior in theme parks.
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They are. They're on a wall of the building that many guests don't even go near anyway, though it is a guest area, which also helps to keep them safe.felinefan wrote:I hope they have them mounted fairly high up. I can just see some twit jumping up and smacking those things.
Is that the same department responsible for the scraggly guy taking a nap on the planters? :twisted:Big Wallaby wrote:They aren't high up, but they are out of the way enough that most guests should never notice them. Plus, there is enough going on nearby with certain departments that if you think you're gonna get away with touching them, think again.
Hey, we trespassed him this week!kurtisnelson wrote:Is that the same department responsible for the scraggly guy taking a nap on the planters? :twisted:
You may still plan & do the above DM. You aren't scraggly. ;)DisneyMom wrote:Now wait a minute! I was planning on hanging out at DLR in my Sunset Years,Snoozing on the train and eating spilled Popcorn ;)
That was my second option after Maui.DisneyMom wrote:Now wait a minute! I was planning on hanging out at DLR in my Sunset Years,Snoozing on the train and eating spilled Popcorn ;)
Not Yet ;)Main Streeter wrote:You may still plan & do the above DM. You aren't scraggly. ;)
You mean you'd save the guest room for me? :D: j/k, I'm glad you're in agreement that it doesn't sound too bad- Premium Pass and a Corndog daily is much less cost than Nursing Home!hobie16 wrote:That was my second option after Maui.
You nailed it DM. ;) My future goal, but adding a large coke with the corndog. Sweeeet.DisneyMom wrote:doesn't sound too bad- Premium Pass and a Corndog daily is much less cost than Nursing Home!
