Simple solution. If adults can’t behave like adults at a Disney park, throw their sorry butts out, ban them from all Disney parks forever, have the local police put them in jail, if any laws were broken. Let them use their vacation money for bail.
When Rise of the Resistance is temporarily closed at Disneyland, California, that may be a hotspot for potential incidents. I’ve already seen a couple of guests get outwardly bitter towards cast members who maintain the barricades to keep the entrance area clear. In one of them, the guest was yelling at the cast member, using at least one F bomb. In full view and hearing of many other guests around him.
About protecting children from seeing and hearing this kind of behavior, that is important. Even pervasive behavior should be addressed. I’m not for micromanaging Disney adults in their conduct moment to moment. But there are certain situations in the moment that call for a more minimal demeanor.
Being a Disney adult, if I’m in a standby line with little children in front and behind me, I just stay still and simple. Like an usher at a performing arts center during performances. That’s not the moment for people to act rowdy, playfully shove each other, or act like Bill Paxton’s character in True Lies. Guests should know there will be situations like this ahead of time and set themselves to be at ease when the time comes. So they’re not even fidgeting around uncomfortably when there are more calm guests around them.
It depends on the surrounding situation which changes throughout the day. It won’t be like going to a funeral wake. There will be times when, even as large size adults, you can be more playful and silly and let loose.
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Gary
Well if there was no alcohol, illegal drugs in the parks and all the guests behave them selves then things would be alot better.
PHIL
Simple solution. If adults can’t behave like adults at a Disney park, throw their sorry butts out, ban them from all Disney parks forever, have the local police put them in jail, if any laws were broken. Let them use their vacation money for bail.
Chris
Agreed
Robert Munes
When Rise of the Resistance is temporarily closed at Disneyland, California, that may be a hotspot for potential incidents. I’ve already seen a couple of guests get outwardly bitter towards cast members who maintain the barricades to keep the entrance area clear. In one of them, the guest was yelling at the cast member, using at least one F bomb. In full view and hearing of many other guests around him.
About protecting children from seeing and hearing this kind of behavior, that is important. Even pervasive behavior should be addressed. I’m not for micromanaging Disney adults in their conduct moment to moment. But there are certain situations in the moment that call for a more minimal demeanor.
Being a Disney adult, if I’m in a standby line with little children in front and behind me, I just stay still and simple. Like an usher at a performing arts center during performances. That’s not the moment for people to act rowdy, playfully shove each other, or act like Bill Paxton’s character in True Lies. Guests should know there will be situations like this ahead of time and set themselves to be at ease when the time comes. So they’re not even fidgeting around uncomfortably when there are more calm guests around them.
It depends on the surrounding situation which changes throughout the day. It won’t be like going to a funeral wake. There will be times when, even as large size adults, you can be more playful and silly and let loose.
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