Walt Disney World Resort and Disneyland Resort Guests tend to call trouble makers, call them “Treasured Guests.”

If you’ve been to Disney World enough times, you’ve likely run into a Guest who is unreasonably difficult or making things harder for Cast Members and fellow Guests through their actions.

The word tossed around for those Park-goers who require a little more attention is a “Treasured Guest.”

A former Disney World Cast Member has revealed the worst theme park tourists that they encountered during their time working at the Parks and it might not be a surprise that these were adults and not children.

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Sirwillow77 posted on Reddit saying:

Honestly I ran into a lot more “entitled adults” than I did kids. I don’t have any kids stand out in my memories, except for a couple that had obviously picked it up from their parents. People who didn’t’ think they had to wait in line like everyone else, or one person wanting to save 20 seats on the train. People who demanded that we arrange a meet and greet with a character, or make the character stay when it was time for them to leave (and they didn’t win either of those attempts)

I had a few times I had people tell me how to take photos, as if I was an idiot who didn’t know how to use a camera. Which was amusing as what they told me showed that they didn’t have a clue.

Since the pandemic, many have reported that Disney World Guests have become ruder than before.

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If you’re going to the Disney Parks in the future, we encourage you to be courteous of others, including Guests and Cast Members, to make the time more enjoyable for everyone.

Do you have a memorable experience of a “Treasured Guest” at Walt Disney World Resort or Disneyland Resort?

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