DL Trip & Disney Look question
Posted: Wed May 07, 2008 12:44 pm
The family and I spent Monday at DLR since we were in SoCal for an extended weekend. I was very surprised at how FEW SG's we saw. Then again it was a slow Monday.
Probably the one that sticks out in my mind was the group that refused to get off the Monorail in Tomorrowland even though I'm sure it was announced several times that all guests have to get off. The CM stood there and told them at least 3 times that they had to get off. Then they had to unfold their two tank-sized strollers and grandma's wheelchair and took their sweet time getting out of there before the CMs could even let us on.
My 2-year-old son really enjoyed meeting Mickey Mouse in front of Main Street Mad Hatter. I deliberately didn't buy him an autograph book because I know the characters prefer interacting with kids than having wham-bam autograph signings. He hugged Mickey for a good 30-40 seconds (which is a long time when you consider it) before I was able to pry him off and get a picture, but the whole time I could sense the autograph book SG crowd behind us seething because my son was preventing them from getting a sterile, un-personal, easily forged Mickey Mouse autograph. I loved it. Does that make me an SG parent?
I do have a Disney Look question. Our cashier (female) at Village Haus had those piercings, I'm not sure what they're called, where they put a spacer in and it makes a hole like a centimeter wide in the earlobe. Since when were those allowed under Disney Look guidelines?
Probably the one that sticks out in my mind was the group that refused to get off the Monorail in Tomorrowland even though I'm sure it was announced several times that all guests have to get off. The CM stood there and told them at least 3 times that they had to get off. Then they had to unfold their two tank-sized strollers and grandma's wheelchair and took their sweet time getting out of there before the CMs could even let us on.
My 2-year-old son really enjoyed meeting Mickey Mouse in front of Main Street Mad Hatter. I deliberately didn't buy him an autograph book because I know the characters prefer interacting with kids than having wham-bam autograph signings. He hugged Mickey for a good 30-40 seconds (which is a long time when you consider it) before I was able to pry him off and get a picture, but the whole time I could sense the autograph book SG crowd behind us seething because my son was preventing them from getting a sterile, un-personal, easily forged Mickey Mouse autograph. I loved it. Does that make me an SG parent?
I do have a Disney Look question. Our cashier (female) at Village Haus had those piercings, I'm not sure what they're called, where they put a spacer in and it makes a hole like a centimeter wide in the earlobe. Since when were those allowed under Disney Look guidelines?