Stories about guest behavior in theme parks.
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Uhh...pass.turkeyham wrote:The supervisors won't last the CM's wear the pins. It is a safety issue. I know.
I could see that as a new pin game for the SG. You pay Disney $5, we blind fold you and let you bob for your favorite pin. The pin will be in slimmy luke turkey grease. If you get the pin by your mouth, you win. :D:
That has to do with food service regulations. We can't wear pins in the Confectionery and Foods cast can't wear pins in their locations.turkeyham wrote:The turkey vendors in Frontierland are unable to do pin trading.
The cast members are now taking out the greasy legs and wraping then with a whimpy piece of wax paper.
That would be hard to pin trade with turkey gew.
turkeyham wrote:The supervisors won't last the CM's wear the pins. It is a safety issue. I know.
I could see that as a new pin game for the SG. You pay Disney $5, we blind fold you and let you bob for your favorite pin. The pin will be in slimmy luke turkey grease. If you get the pin by your mouth, you win. :D:
Sure, if it was just paying $5, but you need to keep in mind the additional cost of bobbing for the pins in the turkey grease.DisneyMom wrote:Ummmmm, 5 bucks for a pin isn't too bad......
Yeah, the paper napkins cost of cleaning up would be rather highLasolimu wrote:Sure, if it was just paying $5, but you need to keep in mind the additional cost of bobbing for the pins in the turkey grease.
And the Burn Ointment 
DisneyMom wrote:Bootlegs are pins that usually hijack a character and are presented as a Disney Pin, quality varies between icky and quite good....Unfortunately, most CMs wouldn't be able to tell them apart from an official pin without careful scrutiny (not their fault). I've gotten a fair amount from CMs, along with "scrapper" pins that have errors and were intended to be discarded, but still end up on CM lanyards (sometimes before the "real" pin is released). I'm not upset to get them, just usually keep them, as the reason I trade for any pin is solely based on cuteness factor and not what it is "worth". I gave the (fake) Easter Bunny Vinylmation pin I traded for to my 6 year-old niece, it is very unlikely to go back into circulation.
Some of the Pin Traders with the cases will show you their "Fantasy Pins"(illegal use of characters, some naughty) if you ask nicely. Good Luck getting them to give them up! :p:
What!!! The easter bunny is fake? 
Easter Bunny is Real, as long as you believe in Chocolate! :p:jerlove wrote:
That Easter Bunny probably is not fake. Just check for the diploma. Hopefully it was not issued by The Famous Easter Bunny School of Westport, CT.jerlove wrote: