Stupid Guest Tricks

I was just reading on a message board somewhere that someone asked how to get into disneyland for free. so this moron is telling people to go buy those walk around disney charactor costumes you see on the internet. the ones people use to stand on street corners for photo money. and I am thinking, there is 2 or 3 real big problems with that. 1. charactors dont go thru the main gates. 2. most CMs can tell a official costume from a mexican knockoff. 3. what do you do when you are asked where is your handler and what is your id number.

taslk about ba da dumb

Dumb question gets a dumb answer.

Is the cost of a cheap knockoff character costume + shipping less than the cost of a day ticket to Disneyland?

Buggy wrote:Is the cost of a cheap knockoff character costume + shipping less than the cost of a day ticket to Disneyland?

Maybe Tarzan's Loincloth? :tarzan:

DisneyMom wrote:Maybe Tarzan's Loincloth? :tarzan:

george of the jungle called it his butt flap.

Good lord, I searched the web for "how to get into Disneyland for free" to try to find the forum DrCorey was referring to and it's worse than I thought Here I'm seeing professionally-written articles condoning asking CM's who are complete strangers to let them use their guest passes. Worse yet, the author claims that if you go to Disneyland using a guest pass, you don't have to wait in line and get to walk around backstage. Another article says that if you tell the CM's at the ticket booth you want to buy souvenirs, they'll let you in the park with a one-hour time limit no questions asked, free to do whatever you like. Honestly I don't remember the last time I laughed this hard.

KieranDotW wrote:Good lord, I searched the web for "how to get into Disneyland for free" to try to find the forum DrCorey was referring to and it's worse than I thought Here I'm seeing professionally-written articles condoning asking CM's who are complete strangers to let them use their guest passes. Worse yet, the author claims that if you go to Disneyland using a guest pass, you don't have to wait in line and get to walk around backstage. Another article says that if you tell the CM's at the ticket booth you want to buy souvenirs, they'll let you in the park with a one-hour time limit no questions asked, free to do whatever you like. Honestly I don't remember the last time I laughed this hard.

I believe the one hour deal is true. I could be wrong.

KieranDotW wrote:Good lord, I searched the web for "how to get into Disneyland for free" to try to find the forum DrCorey was referring to and it's worse than I thought Here I'm seeing professionally-written articles condoning asking CM's who are complete strangers to let them use their guest passes. Worse yet, the author claims that if you go to Disneyland using a guest pass, you don't have to wait in line and get to walk around backstage. Another article says that if you tell the CM's at the ticket booth you want to buy souvenirs, they'll let you in the park with a one-hour time limit no questions asked, free to do whatever you like. Honestly I don't remember the last time I laughed this hard.

well, the one hour shopper pass is sort of true.
at least it was at Disneyland. but you had to post a cash deposit equal to 1 days admission. and you had to be back at guest services within 1 hour. or you lost your deposit. I did hear thou, you used to have to bring them a reciept back too. or you were not allowed to do it again. it's a tight loophole if true.
eat, play and shop, and do it all in 60 mins. or you pay for the whole day.

hobie16 wrote:I believe the one hour deal is true. I could be wrong.

One hour to shop only. Was 2 hours a few years ago. Non CMs would be shocked to hear how CMs are asked, taken advantage of, badgered, lied to and the list goes on as far as trying to get sign ins, or passes. I absolutely will not sign in anyone I do not know. If I don't actually know want to be sign ins, they must have an excellent reputation as well as have added to my life and the live's of others I know, and be "almost perfect in every way."

main streeter wrote:...and be "almost perfect in every way."

I'm blushing.