Stupid Guest Tricks

Busser's rant straight ahead. You have been warned.

I don't mind if a group takes a chair from another table to make room for another person at their table if there's not enough chairs. But when it gets to the point where they grab up ALL the chairs from another table to add to theirs, it pisses me off. What's the point of doing that when you can simply just spread out to the next table? Are you that stricken with separation anxiety that you have to uncomfortably force 7+ people onto one small table? C'mon!

And then you have those people who take chairs right out of an eating area and into an area with lots of traffic. If you're that tired, just come around and take a table! There's no reason to deprive other Guests of chairs in our dining area just because you're lazy. Good grief!

And I especially hate people who block others from using an empty table by placing their monstrously huge strollers/baby carriages in a way that walls off available tables. WTH? How rude!

Whew! So glad to get that off my chest.

TiggerHappy wrote:Busser's rant straight ahead. You have been warned.


And I especially hate people who block others from using an empty table by placing their monstrously huge strollers/baby carriages in a way that walls off available tables. WTH? How rude!

I think this place is gonna be forced to take a stand on these huge strollers.

Many people I know refuse to visit the parks anymore because of the
out-of-control triplewide strollers that get bigger every year.

Natural Selection Fan wrote: Many people I know refuse to visit the parks anymore because of the
out-of-control triplewide strollers that get bigger every year.

Really? I'll have to re-think bringing my Canyonero model stroller next time!

ktulu wrote:Really? I'll have to re-think bringing my Canyonero model stroller next time!

Just leave the 100qt cooler off the back. :( Go with the 42qt tag-a-long. ;)

darph nader wrote:Just leave the 100qt cooler off the back. :( Go with the 42qt tag-a-long. ;)

Would that hold 42 quart cans plus ice ???

delsdad wrote:Would that hold 42 quart cans plus ice ???

Just a 'little' bit of ice.

Natural Selection Fan wrote:I think this place is gonna be forced to take a stand on these huge strollers.

Many people I know refuse to visit the parks anymore because of the
out-of-control triplewide strollers that get bigger every year.

Last Sunday, the narrow-as- it- is walkway between the Closed Star Tours and the open Buzz Lightyear attractions was literally reduced by half by Parked Strollers..... :mad:

I understand that strollers make everything easier for the kids,but they simply were not in use in 1955 in the manner they are now at Disneyland-THERE IS NOT ENOUGH ROOM.No idea what to do about it without upsetting someone

Today while in the park I observed from a bench the CM's doing guest control for the exit line for BTRR. They kept on telling the SG that where they were standing, it was the exit line. SG ignored them and went walking through.

I also see that there is a big wall blocking the main area for the trail between Frontierland and Fantasyland.

ktulu wrote:Really? I'll have to re-think bringing my Canyonero model stroller next time!

THAT and the monstrocity that it consist of a weapon that tends to stick out and stabs people in the shins if they get in the way!!! :mad:

DisneyMom wrote:Last Sunday, the narrow-as- it- is walkway between the Closed Star Tours and the open Buzz Lightyear attractions was literally reduced by half by Parked Strollers..... :mad:

I understand that strollers make everything easier for the kids,but they simply were not in use in 1955 in the manner they are now at Disneyland-THERE IS NOT ENOUGH ROOM.No idea what to do about it without upsetting someone

Seriously, strollers these days are simply ridiculous! It's gotten to the point where they're comparable to driving a go-cart through Disneyland. I saw one that's made for 4 kids. 4 KIDS! Good grief, why would you put yourself through the stress of navigating that monster through tight crowds?

There needs to be a limit on these things, especially since Disneyland is so small.