Stories about guest behavior in theme parks.
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Good Story, but first he should have her file a police report, then have her busted for filing a fake report.... ;)Zazu wrote:
A good example of this last was a guest who let her purse fall off the train just as it was starting out from Toontown. I was working the platform, so scooped it up and handed it back to her. She screamed that I was trying to steal it and demanded my name. I gave it to her and added that she should report me to City Hall (it was a slow day, I figured they could use a laugh). Then I called in a report.
By the time she got to City Hall I had stolen all her money, two credit cards, and her families' annual passes; no--*premium* annual passes. Knowing the score, my manager said, "Make you a deal: All annual passes are listed on my computer here. If you're listed, I'll make you new ones and dicipline Zazu. But if you *aren't* listed as having annual passes, I'll call security and have you tossed out of the Park for lying about my cast members."
He said it was pretty funny how fast they ran out of City Hall!
!Reminds me of my experience at a water park in Valparaiso Indiana many years back. I was in the wave pool with a rented inner tube, which I was holding rather than sitting in. A kid swims over, grabs the other side of it, and starts yelling, "Lady, let go of my tube! You stole my tube!" I just fixed him with my patented Evil Stare and he backed off and swam away. Wonder if that had ever worked for him previously.Zazu wrote:A good example of this last was a guest who let her purse fall off the train just as it was starting out from Toontown. I was working the platform, so scooped it up and handed it back to her. She screamed that I was trying to steal it and demanded my name. I gave it to her and added that she should report me to City Hall (it was a slow day, I figured they could use a laugh). Then I called in a report.
By the time she got to City Hall I had stolen all her money, two credit cards, and her families' annual passes; no--*premium* annual passes. Knowing the score, my manager said, "Make you a deal: All annual passes are listed on my computer here. If you're listed, I'll make you new ones and dicipline Zazu. But if you *aren't* listed as having annual passes, I'll call security and have you tossed out of the Park for lying about my cast members."
Probably learned it from his parents!Syndrome wrote:Reminds me of my experience at a water park in Valparaiso Indiana many years back. I was in the wave pool with a rented inner tube, which I was holding rather than sitting in. A kid swims over, grabs the other side of it, and starts yelling, "Lady, let go of my tube! You stole my tube!" I just fixed him with my patented Evil Stare and he backed off and swam away. Wonder if that had ever worked for him previously.