Stupid Guest Tricks

It sounds horrible though after everything I've seen I believe it. I was working around Splash mountain one day when I watched a father take off his 10 year old daughters shirt to put sunscreen on her. Really? Let's undress my child in broad day light just to put sun screen on her.

Another day I was working in station and watched a family completely undressing their son so his clothes wouldn't get wet. This child was down to his underwear and flip flops. For many obvious reasons we told them he could not ride unless he was clothed.

I have seen plenty of family's undressing their children in broad day light my favorite by far was the 6 year old girl wearing nothing but her bikini bottoms walking around the park. Really people?? DRESS YOUR CHILDREN?!

I also question the amount of families who bring their kids to Magic Kingdom wearing only bikini's or bathing suits. I want to know what parents decide "Oh that ride called Splash Mountain is in Magic Kingdom so make sure you're wearing your bathing suits kids!"

It's sad to really notice how many kids arent dressed in a day. One afternoon at thunder there was a NAKED 3 year old running around "because it was hot".

Also speaking of hotness...one day at Tom Sawyer's Island a guest jumped in the water because it was too hot. That nasty water?! YUCK!

While I agree parents act in true SG style when not properly dressing (and undressing) their children in any public space, I must take issue with the characterization of Walt Disney World as a "pedophiles paradise." I believe such a term disrespects all Cast Members and even sensible guests (who number in the millions) and who enjoy Walt Disney World for all it has to offer.
I believe you could just as easily have made your point about improperly dressed children with respect to health and safety and comfort without having to use the term you chose.

Also, people go to/from the 4 parks to one of the water parks (or to the pool), which is why they have bathing suits.

Thank you Satisfied,I was half-assed thinking the same thing. If anything it would be melinoma paradise. :( (Oooo,career opp. 55gal drum of SP40,2 cases of those little cups that pudding comes in,a $1.00 a pop. House paid off by the end of next year.) :)

darph nader wrote:Thank you Satisfied,I was half-assed thinking the same thing. If anything it would be melinoma paradise. :( (Oooo,career opp. 55gal drum of SP40,2 cases of those little cups that pudding comes in,a $1.00 a pop. House paid off by the end of next year.) :)

Not after the Mouse gets his cut...

And then on MousePad a month or so back there was a somewhat indignant thread about the quaint European custom of considering the time between street clothes and a bathing suit (in either direction) as not being public nudity, especially at Blizzard Beach.

The truth of the matter is that pedophiles do not like, generally speaking, public places.

Too many parents and bystanders that would interfere with their actions.

GP, I have to say, that is a relief to hear.

GRUMPY PIRATE wrote:The truth of the matter is that pedophiles do not like, generally speaking, public places.

Too many parents and bystanders that would interfere with their actions.

Sadly, another reason they don't bother with public places is that they are usually abusing victims with existing relationship to them. Most don't take the trouble to bother with strangers when there are relatives and neighbors. :mad:

Syndrome wrote:Sadly, another reason they don't bother with public places is that they are usually abusing victims with existing relationship to them. Most don't take the trouble to bother with strangers when there are relatives and neighbors. :mad:

yep, that is part of the reason!

I encourage everyone to go to NCMEC web site for more information on how to make kids safe!

http://www.missingkids.com/missingkids/ ... ntry=en_US

they have a lot of resources and reading/education material.