It seems no one has any class anymore. Everyone is privileged and no cares about other guests. It’s all about their 15 minutes of fame. The world is just getting so low class
That was my thought, too, Pat, that this woman could struggle with anxiety or a medical disorder that caused her to have a fight or flight (obviously flight) reaction.
Hollie I was thinking if you have anxiety or a medical disorder my people should not go to any theme park. Knowing there is a chance of something like this could happen. Of course they also deserve a chance to enjoy a theme park.
It doesn’t matter what may or may not be wrong with her. Even if she has anxiety it doesn’t give her the right to put the lives of others in danger and break rules that are put in place for a reason. Ban her for life and throw out any appeals.
I could not agree more! No class, no respect for the rules [which are in place for a reason]. This woman and all other people need to show respect, restraint and consideration not only for the other riders, but for the cast members who are doing there best in a bad situation.
I’m sorry but I was stuck on Spaceship Earth once for about 30 minutes. I had the worst panic attack I have ever had! I felt stuck, trapped, and couldn’t breathe and started to get sick! I understand jumping off is not the best choice, but sometimes there are mitigating circumstances! Vshould you keep sitting there if you are going to throw up or wet yourself?
I have severe anxiety, so bad that it affects my day to day life and i cannot function without a form of comfort with me at all times. The answer, personally is yes. Because while you may have anxiety, someone around you may have it as well and when you get out you could potentially set off another persons anxiety for doing what everyone knows you’re not supposed to. The stay seated rule is to keep EVERYONE safe, and by not doing so solely in the name of anxiety is presenting a danger not only to yourself (especially in case there was a malfunction that caused something to go off even during an evac) but to others as well.
Totally agree with you. Disney should be aware and sensitive to these issues due to being an “all-inclusive” theme park. Being sensitive to people with disabilities, and or special needs, does not mean only “some“ types of special needs. Not all disabilities are physical, some cannot can be seen, and Disney should be highly educated on this subject. Everyone deserves a chance on living a normal life. Please, never be quick to judge. May everyone who is quick to judge be afforded, the luxury of never having to experience hidden disabilities.🌺
No, Disney shouldn’t be aware or sensitive to these issues, it’s a privilege to be at their parks, not a right. People who come into these massively crowded theme parks should know that machinery isn’t perfect and break downs happen. The workers have procedures that need to be done to get everyone safely off the rides and any guest who tries doing so by themselves deserves a permanent ban from the parks.
I love Disney world, but I don’t ride anything because I am prone to have panic attacks. My family rides while I hold their things. Disney World is one of my favorite places to go because I still enjoy the sights and the food. But I know my limitations and realize that anything made by man can malfunction
I think and this is my opinion alone. You all should be ashamed of yourselves judging this woman. Instead of making judgements, ask her why she did it. Seriously and the person who called her an (a-hole) really grow up. You all can say maybe this and if that. It’s lucky that no one else followed it could of been a lot worse.
Comments for Woman Jumps Off Disney Ride During Emergency Breakdown
Jim
That’s no moon, it’s a space station.
Craig
It seems no one has any class anymore. Everyone is privileged and no cares about other guests. It’s all about their 15 minutes of fame. The world is just getting so low class
Pat
She could have anxiety. Many people panic at the idea of being stuck.
Hollie
That was my thought, too, Pat, that this woman could struggle with anxiety or a medical disorder that caused her to have a fight or flight (obviously flight) reaction.
Nicole Becker
Well then she shouldn’t have gotten on this ride to begin with
Bill
She also could just be an A-hole
Sithlord
Hollie I was thinking if you have anxiety or a medical disorder my people should not go to any theme park. Knowing there is a chance of something like this could happen. Of course they also deserve a chance to enjoy a theme park.
Anonymous
It doesn’t matter what may or may not be wrong with her. Even if she has anxiety it doesn’t give her the right to put the lives of others in danger and break rules that are put in place for a reason. Ban her for life and throw out any appeals.
Cathy
I could not agree more! No class, no respect for the rules [which are in place for a reason]. This woman and all other people need to show respect, restraint and consideration not only for the other riders, but for the cast members who are doing there best in a bad situation.
Michele
I’m surprised she was able to get her fat ass out of the car. She knew better than to do that.
KK
There is no reason to be so rude and make such mean hurtful comments. Would you please learn to have some respect and common courtesy for others.
Tman
I hate people.
Rteker
Hope that during the escort out of the ride they escorted her OUT of the park
Nicole Becker
I agree!!
AnnB
I’m sorry but I was stuck on Spaceship Earth once for about 30 minutes. I had the worst panic attack I have ever had! I felt stuck, trapped, and couldn’t breathe and started to get sick! I understand jumping off is not the best choice, but sometimes there are mitigating circumstances! Vshould you keep sitting there if you are going to throw up or wet yourself?
Evelyn
I have severe anxiety, so bad that it affects my day to day life and i cannot function without a form of comfort with me at all times. The answer, personally is yes. Because while you may have anxiety, someone around you may have it as well and when you get out you could potentially set off another persons anxiety for doing what everyone knows you’re not supposed to. The stay seated rule is to keep EVERYONE safe, and by not doing so solely in the name of anxiety is presenting a danger not only to yourself (especially in case there was a malfunction that caused something to go off even during an evac) but to others as well.
Karma
Totally agree with you. Disney should be aware and sensitive to these issues due to being an “all-inclusive” theme park. Being sensitive to people with disabilities, and or special needs, does not mean only “some“ types of special needs. Not all disabilities are physical, some cannot can be seen, and Disney should be highly educated on this subject. Everyone deserves a chance on living a normal life. Please, never be quick to judge. May everyone who is quick to judge be afforded, the luxury of never having to experience hidden disabilities.🌺
Anonymous
No, Disney shouldn’t be aware or sensitive to these issues, it’s a privilege to be at their parks, not a right. People who come into these massively crowded theme parks should know that machinery isn’t perfect and break downs happen. The workers have procedures that need to be done to get everyone safely off the rides and any guest who tries doing so by themselves deserves a permanent ban from the parks.
Penelope
I- I don’t even know.
Lee
I love Disney world, but I don’t ride anything because I am prone to have panic attacks. My family rides while I hold their things. Disney World is one of my favorite places to go because I still enjoy the sights and the food. But I know my limitations and realize that anything made by man can malfunction
Joey
I think and this is my opinion alone. You all should be ashamed of yourselves judging this woman. Instead of making judgements, ask her why she did it. Seriously and the person who called her an (a-hole) really grow up. You all can say maybe this and if that. It’s lucky that no one else followed it could of been a lot worse.
Billy
O boo hoo
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