Stupid Guest Tricks

1986 for me and a jacket was required. I *think* a tie was as well.

Grad nites at Autopia are the worst. They bump the whole time....no BUMPING, so where we normally have like 2 positions out on the track, we have at least 4 with radios, ready to hop in a car.
Last year I had to run to 4 or 5, there were 2 makeout sessions, and one kid smoking in the car.

what's even better? Being almost puked on and told it was Pizza Port, yeah right. :mad:

I undertand dress code to keep the offensive clothing/gang issues out of the way... but I would be severely miffed to have to wear a dress. there goes any ride that have the strap between the legs...

My grad night, we were required to wear the same shirt and jeans.

The security detail SUCKED. girls had to be led into the restrooms to have their brastraps felt for drugs...

i remember work'n atuo this one grad nite and this one kid (who i thought was mentally challenged) asked on my buddies to help him find his pipe that he lost in one of the cars.. i just about died laughing... retarded and high.. what a great combo lol

Being high is not good, regardless of your mental status. Just because the kids didn't have the common sense to just leave without the paraphenalia does not make him retarded.

smart1hermione wrote: I would be severely miffed to have to wear a dress. there goes any ride that have the strap between the legs...

welcome to being a plaid. it's really great when one of the kids wants to ride the matterhorn with you and you're in a skirt. :)

Does the Matterhorn have restraints with a between the leg strap? I'm trying to think, but I don't think WDW has a single one. I actually wear lots of skirts to the parks on my days off, but those are by choice. I would not want to ask a bunch of teenage girls to wear skirts, not with the epidemic upskirting, it sounds like it could lead to lots of trouble.

EeyoresButterfly wrote:Does the Matterhorn have restraints with a between the leg strap? I'm trying to think, but I don't think WDW has a single one. I actually wear lots of skirts to the parks on my days off, but those are by choice. I would not want to ask a bunch of teenage girls to wear skirts, not with the epidemic upskirting, it sounds like it could lead to lots of trouble.

Well, Matterhorn isn't a between-the-legs strap, you're straddling the person in front of you.

I suppose it depends on what skirt you wear. Anything that's long and flowy, a peasant variety, would be fine.. But anything described as "pencil" or "mini"... bound to be a bad scene barbie.

GuestJockey wrote:welcome to being a plaid. it's really great when one of the kids wants to ride the matterhorn with you and you're in a skirt.

Yikes, I've seen the plaid skirts you guys wear! I didn't know plaids went on the rides too. I guess whatever the guest wants. My dream job is to be a
Plaid!

smart1hermione wrote:I suppose it depends on what skirt you wear. Anything that's long and flowy, a peasant variety, would be fine.. But anything described as "pencil" or "mini"... bound to be a bad scene barbie.

And that my friend is one of the reasons working Autopia was interesting to say the least. The younger women/girls seem to forget that they didn't have something on under their skirts and over their undies. You got to see up MANY a girls skirts. Not like one wanted to see that, you just did... Yeah...

GuestJockey wrote:welcome to being a plaid. it's really great when one of the kids wants to ride the matterhorn with you and you're in a skirt. :)

Can you find plaid shorts to go under plaid skirt?