Stupid Guest Tricks

DID they do one of those "forced prespectives" on the ride to make it look more scary? I.E. youll hit your hands on the beam if you put them up?

Shorty82 wrote:I don't know the actual clearance of the beams (and I don't really want to know, partly because I don't know how high my head is above the tack) but it is probably more than it looks.

Agreed. I'm just a wuss when it comes to hitting my head. Seeing how my IQ fell the last five or six times I had a good head hit, I can't afford to have it happen again. I know there's plenty of space, and I'm sure I could even ride with my hands in the air and not hit anything, but it still scares the crap out of me. I actually don't mind the rough ride.

UGH!!!!!

"What day does the '2-fer' end?" asks SG #1... "Ma'am, that promotion ended in April of 2007. " "So I JUST missed it... "

Mickey's Halloween Treat has been sold out for 2 weeks now. I have heard every excuse in the book about how we need to sell this guest a ticket because "I'm a AP holder" or because "we got evacuated and we DESERVE these tickets".. The fun one so far has been one of those American Express Titanium card holders that had their "vip concierge" call me BEGGING me to allow his guest to purchase tickets even after they were sold out.. What part of SOLD OUT don't any of these people understand??

You should sell them the "advanced" ticket for next year! "Yes sir, you get to go to the head of the line!!"

DisneyMom wrote:Does anyone else here get a sort of vertigo when they go thru the automatic car washes? I can't stand the optical illusion that the car is moving when it is staying in the exact same spot.....only the beginning of Space Mountain gives me that dizzy feeling, but it is more brief.
Also, does anyone else ever worry that they'll get smacked by a loose flying object on Space Mountain? I know, I have ISSUES.

One of my earliest traumatic memories is from an auto carwash. I was probably 3 or 4, and I was convinced that the spinning brushes were fan blades, and they were about to tear into the car.

http://www.anytimecostumes.com/ecommerc ... d=01525446

they have a whoopie costume and a toilet costume but I knew you all would like the one above the best.

I think Darph would love that costume. Heehee!

And now HEY Look! Darph's covering his cooler with fish guts again!

BRWombat wrote:One of my earliest traumatic memories is from an auto carwash. I was probably 3 or 4, and I was convinced that the spinning brushes were fan blades, and they were about to tear into the car.

It's OK, Wombat, we are here for you........ :p:

DisneyMom wrote:It's OK, Wombat, we are here for you........ :p:

Wasn't there a "Car wash" scene in one of the 60's spy movies?

I bet MainStreet will wear the beer costume so as to attract certain SGT men.

Does anybody know why someone would spend time asking someone if they know the way to San Jose?