I'm a huge fan of the Disney empire. My fiance and I have the act of visiting Disney World down to a science. I just returned from a trip and decided to compile a list of things I learned from my interactions there.1. There are people in this world who find no shame in using a motorized scooter or being pushed in a wheelchair while in perfect health.
2. The concept of grabbing a Fast Pass to get on a ride and using the upwards of 2 hours to do other things at a theme park rather than waiting in line is regularly lost on people. I had the pleasure of hearing several guests berate a Disney cast member because they were so appalled that he had let Fast Pass holders in front of them, the poor stand-by line guests who had waited hours to ride Buzz Lightyear's Space Ranger Spin. I overheard one guest claim that she felt so insulted because she's been coming to Disney World since she was 2 years old. Well ma'am, Fast Passes were instituted in 2000 you've had nearly a decade to catch on.
3. Excessive documentation of events is seriously annoying trend. Who needs 30 pictures of the Pirates of the Caribbean ride? Do people not understand that digital pictures of 3D movies just aren't going to come out? There is an announcement before every ride and show, in 3 languages, that the taking of flash photographs is prohibited! I understand people wanting to take pictures or videos of themselves and others on rides, but no one will want to see all the pictures or videos you took of "It's A Small World" and I highly doubt you will ever look at them again. Having flashes go off during a ride or show ruins the environment for everyone else, put your cameras away until it's through.
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