Stupid Guest Tricks

I cannot tell you how frustrating it is to me to have family and friends tell me AFTER their trip to WDW that something didn't go well - 9 times out of 10, if they had talked to me first, I really could have helped. i.e. - my nephew is autistic. My former brother-in-law took him and his severely ill step-sister to WDW.They didn't even know about the various forms of Guest Assistance, and had a miserable time. ARRRGGGGH.
So, last time I went (in January) I got my brother some maps, knowing that his family was contemplating a trip later this year. Yesterday he called. They are planning to go April 27th. Do they have room reservations? No. But hey, they should be able to get the All-Star Sports no problem. Okay . . .and the one thing they simply must do? Cinderella's Royal Table. Do they have reservations? Nooooooooo . . . but they've been to WDW before, so they'll do just fine.
So I'm warning all of you - the kids are adorable, but the parents may well be SGs!

I am glad SG does not run in your family, must have been a virus he picked up. Autistic children require special plans as each child is different such as reacting to being touched, sights, and noises. He may be nominated SG of the decade. Boy he definately is an SG. I feel sorry for his kids and wife though.