Stupid Guest Tricks

Main Streeter wrote:Am sure P I is closed, well almost. Will ask abt this later today for you DM & post from cell if I have time.

Re:Grad Nites

I Can tell you about Plaza Inn at DLR Disneymom- It's the Chaperons lounge... Students who have handicaps and can not be left unattended are permitted with their teacher/attendant.
We have people guarding the two side gates and the front entrance. If a student comes up and says they want something to eat, we apologize and tell them that the Plaza Inn is just for their chaperons, and then point out where they can find edibles.

I'm not sure about the other restaurants... so Mainstreeter can fill you in on those.

BRWombat wrote:Wow, do we get to do a double welcome in one thread??? :D:

jozaelemjo & xoxomeomi (both of which look suspiciously like you picked your screen names by pressing random letters :p :) ,

:sgthello:

:D: :D: :D:

:D: lol actually meomi is a nickname. My real name is Naomi and of course hugs and kisses xoxo. My friend's little boy always called me meomi and when xoxonaomi was taken on another site I used xoxomeomi and just kept it the same here so I could remember my sign in easier.

I agree though, it does look pretty random. ;) thanks for the welcome though, I appreciate it!

GRUMPY PIRATE wrote:just smile and wave, just smile and wave!

haha, I should probably tone back the crazy huh? I'll try to refrain from being a creeper :D:

Zazu wrote:No, Mickey ears with a mustache on them look stupid, especially if they say "mousketeer" (or anything else, for that matter -- ears shouldn't talk).

Am I the only one here who knows that a fake mustache or Mickey-Ears with "mousketeer" written on them are just plain silly ideas?

Obviously, you need the Mickey-Ears, along with a white turtleneck with your name printed in black letters on the front, and a black skirt. That's how you identify a classic Mouseketeer! :cat1:

PatchOBlack wrote:Am I the only one here who knows that a fake mustache or Mickey-Ears with "mousketeer" written on them are just plain silly ideas?

Obviously, you need the Mickey-Ears, along with a white turtleneck with your name printed in black letters on the front, and a black skirt. That's how you identify a classic Mouseketeer! :cat1:

Like this!!! :D:

BRWombat wrote:Like this!!! :D:

okay, that is just so wrong on sooooo many levels!

Couldn't that sort of gettup get one ejected for violating the no-costumes on adults rule?

8^P

Mayonnaise wrote:Couldn't that sort of gettup get one ejected for violating the no-costumes on adults rule?

8^P

The key word is "adults"

GRUMPY PIRATE wrote:The key word is "adults"

Agreed. When I'm at WDW, I feel like I'm 10 again! (and if I attended MNSSHP I would definitely dress in costume!)

I somehow doubt that the "kid at heart" argument is going to fly in that case. I'm pretty sure they judge "adult" for the purposes of costumes, by chronological age.

8^P