A few interesting stories this year:
1. They couldn't get the audio on half the video clues to work. Which resulted in some...interesting voiceovers from the MC.
2. I was collecting Trivia Answer Sheets and had one person try to rush and knock me over to give me hers. It isn't a race to turn them in, people
.3. People demanding that I give them "regular" pencils. (The pencils this year were provided by Disney's Environmentality and were made out of recycled denim or something like that. Quite cool, really.)
4. At Clue Central, one team who insisted on screaming my name loudly and repeatedly every time they approached the table to turn in a clue. Did I mention that I don't know this woman?
5. Not really an SGT, but shocked the Disney Fanatic in me. During the Trivia Section, they played a clip from the Tokyo Disneyland Electrical Parade Dreamlights and asked people to identify which Disney Resort hosted this night parade.
Someone shouts out in my section: "SpectroMagic! I would know it if I saw it!". Cue O_O expression from me.
And that's not even half of it. I ran into this team again. They were one of the teams at my Clue Central table, and I asked them where the Captain (who would be a Disney Cast Member or Employee) worked.
The Captain is a CT Cast Member at the Magic Kingdom Park at the Walt Disney World Resort.
*facepalm*
6. Oh, and my favourite.
So the main part of the competition (i.e. the running around and solving clues part) had ended. All the teams had 5 minutes to return to Clue Central and return their issued ropes for a easy 100 points.
Everyone should have known this, as the announcement was played on every speaker throughout Disneyland Park.
Well, the 5 minutes passed, we were starting to clear up and getting ready to leave. When, about 5-10 minutes later, a team mozies into Clue Central and tries to turn in their clue.
We explain that it's already too late, and could they please return the rope even though they don't get points for it. They actually resisted turning in their rope if they didn't get points
.And the part that got me the most personally?
This was a Tomorrowland Attractions Team, and more importantly, a Finding Nemo Team, I knew all of the Members.
Again, *facepalm*.
But overall, I had fun. Hopefully I'll have the opportunity to do Madness's WDW offspring (Goofy's Mystery Tour, I believe it's called?) next year. Heck, might even VoluntEAR for the event ;) .
but fun. We had 3 or so groups who didn't smile & weren't amused by our humor. ;) When groups got to us they had to make an oragami football, then 2 members had to be the goal posts, one member had to drop the football, & one member had to kick the oragami football. Football had to be kicked while standing backwards with the kicker's heel. 
Lastly, the backward kicker had to make donkey noises. :) We actually had abt 4 groups kick their football over goal post arms in one try. 
Music was playing from Golden Horse Shoe so we danced alot. Was a great night!