Yes and just keeping a super bright phone during a slow moving dark ride like Pirates.. just lower the brightness if you absolutely need to look at your phone
I was on the it's a small world ride last summer and BOTH rows in front of us were completely blocking the view because they were practically standing up trying to film😡
Groups walking six-wide down a sidewalk, and not a single person in the group moving over for people coming at them head-on. One day, I'm going to run through the line of them like I'm playing Red Rover.
This is different but o work at a Walmart, and I’ve had people (two adults both times) walking and taking up the whole walkway as I’m walking the opposite direction. and they just keep walking taking up the whole walkway, and then move maybe an inch when I walk past them. Which isn’t enough room and I have to turn t almost sideways to get past
Exactly! Some parents think they should be on vacation, but I saw something that said going somewhere with kids is a trip and going so,where without is a vacation lol
Being used as a camera tripod. No lie, me and my friend went to watch the parade in Disneyland Paris and had waited for an hour in a really good spot where the floats turned so you got a good look at them and the characters spent ages waving and interacting with people while the floats slowly turned. A woman came up behind us with this very heavy and expensive looking camera with a very long lens. She leant it on our shoulders and started taking pictures and when we tried to turn and move she screamed at us in French and poked us in the back! I was worried about the camera falling and somehow having to pay for it so we called a member of security over who was watching over the floats (luckily she spoke English) and told her we didn’t know the woman and she wouldn’t stop leaning her camera on us. The security woman then went MENTAL on this woman and started yelling at her, the woman tried screaming back but the security woman just grabbed her and bundled her off. A cast member then ran over and checked we were ok which was very sweet and we got a lovely wave from Cinderella who also watched whole thing!
That reminds me of this influencer on tiktok we sat next to her for dinner at Port Orleans and her children were horribly behaved like some stood on the table threw plates on the floor and one of them stole food from another table. All the parents would do is sit thier on thier phones and when ppl would tell them to take control of thier kids they would laugh and let thier kids go back to smashing plates on the floor. In the end they got kicked out and about a month later i was scrolling on tiktok and I somehow found her account and she posted a video about thier stay at Port Orleans and I saw me in the video. I also left a nasty comment about how thier children and how they were escorted out of the restaurant
Person dragging the paddle in the water and then paddling backwards on the boat ride a long time ago … we splashed then on “accident” and made them cry
Parents letting kids run up and pet my service dog. It kills me every time 😭. Edit: i keep getting notifications, so let me clear up some things. 1. I am a child/minor. I should be able to enjoy life like any other teenager (im 14) 2. Just bc some of us need to bring our medical equipment, we shouldn’t be able to enjoy ourselves? 3. “Just dont bring your dog.” I have to bring her, unless you’d like to raise the death toll at Disney. 4. “Your asking for kids to pet her” Yeah sure. I make my vest have letters SO BIG you couldn’t miss them. The parents can read. Its like saying dont bring ur kid bc its distracting and your asking for them to be talked to. Like what? 5. Control your damn kid. Your child could possibly be mauled or seriously injured by a untrained dog if you do not teach them not to without asking. And, if your child triggers an episode for a handler, you will be responsible. I cannot believe i have to defend myself, i just wanted to share a Disney pet peeve. Thats literally all. (And ty to the people defending me
@Galaxyfnaf And Dino And teach your kids not to run up to strange dogs in the first place. Ask the owner if you can approach and then do so slowly. Running up to a dog could cause the dog to become fearful and aggressive or overly playful and knock down a someone.
I always with any dog ask if I can pet it I never pet any dog I don't know without asking I had a math assistance teacher who was losing his eyesight and when he got his service dog he went around to every classroom and made sure we knew not to pet the dog without his permission I also make sure to push my chair in everytime I leave a room because I remember overhearing that not pushed in chairs were the worst for him 😅 It's the little things He helped me become independent in math It's the least I could do
- People who leave long lines only to come back with more people for their group, and push past everyone else - When kids bring light up/sound based toys on dark rides - Parents thinking they have some sort of entitled special access in the parks just bc they're pushing strollers - Parents standing in the *front* of crowds for parades/shows with their kids on their shoulders
Parents bringing kids who can't be out of a stroller yet just period... I understand if you can't get a babysitter but your literal infant isn't going to get anything but heatstroke from an amusement park. Actually no just parents at theme parks the entitlement is just astounding.
I agree with all of these! It stinks when I feel like we have a great spot for sure works but as soon as they start parent put all the kids up on their shoulders. 🙄
sitting at a table is fine in my eyes providing someone in your party is collecting the food at the moment you find a seat and sit (to ensure the table isn't being held for excessive amounts of time). Also allows the others to gather any cutlery or sauces :)
@@DrippedOutPoodle That's totally fine! The last time I went to Kringla Bakery though, a group took 10 seats and just sat there the entire time we ate. I saw someone else lose their drink because they were forced to use an uneven surface as a table while these guys sat at several tables waiting for their Frozen Ever After Lightning Lane.
Parents letting their kids run around without saying a word to them. We were getting Dole whip, drinks, food. As we went to sit down, we saw kids running around screaming,chasing each other ,bumping into people while their parents just sat there talking and laughing.Tried not to sit near them but one ran into me and I almost dropped my food & drink. As I confronted the mom about it , all she said was they're kids what do you expect them to do and went back to chatting while the kids were still running around. Went to get the manager and after watching them he finally said something to the parents. They got the kids to sit down finally but we kept getting dirty looks from them. Do understand kids get over stimulated being in Disney but no excuse to not to correct improper behavior. I have 2 girls and they have never behaved like that.
Disneyland Paris cast member here : - Don't let your kids pet service dogs. Just don't. - Don't run in the parks. We have to tell you to stop. - Don't think you know more than us on how to work. We have training, you don't. - Don't use your flash on dark rides. It's not only annoying, it can be dangerous. - Do not use any selfie stick. We already had many accidents. - Keep your hands, arms and feets inside vehicules. It can cause so much trouble. - If you have allergies, tell it BEFORE you order anything. We don't like food waste. - Do not try to enter a queue line with your stroller. You are not alone in the queue, and we can't count easily the waiting time. In some attractions you can't exit the queue with a stroller because of loading gates. - Don't try to skip the line. We've got CCTV. - Don't try to not pay for Disney Premier Accees (french equivalent of Genie system). This queue is also used by disabled people, you're taking their place. - Do not use emergency exits when there's not an emergency. No, going to the toilets or being bored won't count. - Speed your time boarding if you can. It makes the queue faster and let disabled people board at their own pace. - Keep your phone/camera secured. On ride footage is already available online we don't need you to put everyone in danger. - If you are the reason we stop a ride, don't be rude to us. I can have a lot more ideas it happened A LOT. 4 month later : an update ! - Don't exit ride vehicles that's incredibly dumb to do. Even in a case of a real emergency wait for instructions from cast members you can die doing such things. - Don't go into single rider to join your family in standby queue. You have to wait together. - Read the signs before going in an attraction. We're not "rude" if we tell you you can't ride because you didn't check health requirements. - Don't use disabled people like a fastpass. Just don't. If they don't wanna ride, you won't either. - Being disabled is not an excuse to be a d*** to us, and it never guaranteed a direct access to a ride. You'll still have to wait in most cases. - Don't ever try to interfere with the rides, never try to touch anything on the operator consoles. You can break down a ride. And be excluded from the park. - When we ask you to put your bag somewhere else, do it. - When we tell you we have to split your group between multiple vehicles or dispatch, there might be a reason. Space is limited on rides we can't fit 9 people into a 4 people vehicle.
@@benhavasy4538I been running around Disney world my whole life too, esp when I’m trying to get to a fast pass or restaurant in time. not one person has told me anything lol
yeah idk why people dont listen :/ im personally one of those people who would rarher go last and have a merry time by myself then go first and be yelled at and frustrated :P wowh wait wat u cant use disabled people to force them to ride? man i gotta tell my parents to stop using my fast tickets on other people now...
@@gwxnn1 yes they do, and they have cameras everywhere so disney sees it and has to stop operations to drain all the water out lmaoo so say bye bye to your loved ones 😂
@@w1nterycl0uds54 They do it as a final request for said person who is now only ashes. It's the same reason why people spread a pet or family member's ashes anywhere else.
@@CompletelyWild04 Except there is a rule that says no spreading ashes. Also, if you do it anyway, your loved one's ashes will be going into the trash. Edit: "This type of behavior is strictly prohibited and unlawful... Guests who attempt to do so will be escorted off property," per local Anaheim law and Disney rules.
@@w1nterycl0uds54 i went to Disney a few months ago with my family. We waited the whole week to go on a ride, as soon as we were about to head in it closed down bc somebody decided to jump off the ride
With the line thing, that’s my biggest pet peeve. It gets my nerves going real bad when people are in my “bubble.” I do fine in caves, but I cannot be in a crowd with people who don’t care about personal space.
I’m the same exact way! Claustrophobia was never an issue for me, tight spaces are perfectly fine, but as soon as it’s a person who’s invading my space I get almost irrationally angry lol
SAME!!! I discovered a life hack a few years ago! I don’t know if you would like to do this but I found out that bringing an umbrella with solve the case (most times) but I don’t if you would want to carry it around all day 🤷♀️ the personal space was nice tho!
i hate it so much, especially if they have kids because children for some reason love touching my mom and i's legs and butt's while in line and a majority of the time the parents just let it happen.. its very uncomfortable to experience especially since i deal with sensory issues
@basil4014 Oh. Oh lawd. It makes me anxious when people are simply in my bubble. If someone touches me- once or twice on accident is completely (mostly) fine, ay, we all make mistakes- but repeatedly or for more than like 2 seconds, I don’t care who it is. What age the child is, someone’s hand is getting smacked so dang hard. It’s instinct. I call it “Forensic Files State of Mind.”
@@UnluckyPenny Yeah! You have breakfast to talk, and lunch. And you're probably gonna talk in class anyway, not to mention you all probably have each other's numbers already so there is no reason to block the hallway leaving one walkway!
One of my pet peeves in general is just when people run directly into you and walk off without saying a thing after pretty much smacking you, it’s happened over 10 times now at the 4 Disney parks I went too this week
I do this all the time and cross my arms or try and make myself wider so people can piss off. Like why do you wanna stand so close to a stranger back up bruh
When people randomly block the entire entry way of the store to talk about Linda and her recent divorce, this has happened so many times and I wanna cry
Walking around, enjoying life, then you turn around and you’re directly behind somebody taking a selfie. Now you’re in somebody’s selfie. Forever. Fun times for an extremely self conscious and introverted person
Bringing A LITERALL NEWBORN TO THE PARK. We get that you want to tell your kid stories about how on their first birthday you brought them to Disneyworld/land, but 1, they aren't going to remember and 2, they're just gonna cry almost the whole time and causing some people to become agitated in what is supposed to be the happiest place on earth.
@@wolfpack4lifeeeedontfakeyo686 😂ok. Whatever you say. Wait til you have to push a stroller and you’ll see how many people don’t pay attention and run out in front of you.
Disney cast members often tell people to move forward and fill in all the empty space, which can be annoying when it's hot and people aren't smelling so great.
I have cerebral palsy and use a scooter of my own. The looks some people give me weirds me out and makes me feel a bit out of place. I get it because there are a ton of scooters, but dang it sucks sometimes.
This is why Dollywood will always be better than Disney World/Disney Land. No one gives you weird stares at Dollywood and they even go above and beyond to accommodate for your needs without any kind of hassle. How I know is because my family has gone a few times and my brother has severe cerebral palsy and has to use a full, extremely heavy wheelchair.
So many people walk right in front of strollers and then slow down. My brother in law just apologized to a woman who stepped in front of him and slowed down and looked at him like it was his fault. I’m not that nice. I made it very clear it was her fault.
the scooter people. and i mean the big ones. kids who are too lazy to use their legs get on them and people who actually need them can’t have them. and they are always so rude
saw this watching Hollywood studios show at night there was a woman standing near her party and someone in a wheelchair came up and stopped right behind her, almost hitting a different party to the other side a kid from the other party used the front as a back rest as revenge 🤣
I am visually impaired and travel with a guide dog. On my last Disney trip, an old lady pushed through the crowd at full speed on her scooter, running over my foot and pushing me over my guide dog, then kept going and hit another person on a different scooter! I definitely said a few things to her, she didn't have anything to say back.
@@danielle3057 I know there are people who need a mobility scooter. My mother has terrible knees and had a hip replacement. She could not physically handle a full day at the parks. Having said that, I wish people would practice before arriving and endanger people's shins and Achilles's heels.
Disneyland and WDW are two entirely different animals. After years of the Disney Death March and vowing never to do it again… I’m going back.. but to Disneyland/DCA. I don’t care if I have to fly cross country.
Yeah but when you try to give people personal space a CM shouts at you “If there’s carpet on the floor there’s room for more!” and they don’t stop chanting it until you’re nearly pressed up against the person in front
not just Disney, but theme parks in general. skipping in line, stampeding, walking 4+ abreast, terrable hygiene, and the worst of them all is bringing underage kids into adult haunted houses. I got one for Disney. releasing the ashes of your loved one on a roller coaster.
@@another1409 some people, like myself, have conditions that make them extremely sensitive to the heat and sun. i am not able to stand in direct sunlight for long periods of time. i try to go out only after 3 or so but sometimes my friends drag me out and then i have no choice.. and then people get annoyed when i need a parasol. so just consider that because i will definitely snap back if im called out for needing to be in the shade
My pet peeves are parents shouting in public at their children. I recently went to Disney world and while I was walking out of Epcot I saw a mother screaming at her child, “stay away from me! I don’t wanna see your face!” And then she started cussing at him
Omg so I was on one of the VIP tours at Disney and these people kept following us around and our guide talked to them and basically these random people thought you could just join people on their tours 🙄💀
Thats so wrong! People pay big money for that, i would of told the guide if your going to do that i might as well have done the same thing and wanted a refund.
When someone has a bright light on during a dark ride. The worst I dealt with was when I rode space mountain: ghost galaxy for the first and unknowingly the last time. Someone had their kid with them and I guess they were scared so to make them feel better they turned on their bright phone screen and left it on the entire ride. Many of the projection effects were ruined all because someone wanted to bring their scared kid on a ride they probably didn’t want to go on in the first place. I still had fun though and I took it way better than my friend did, she was p i s s e d.
I went on the Alice in Wonderland ride with my grandma and a mother who was probably just on for her kid had her phone on. I thought she was a part of the ride and got scared at a pale realistic face. Then realized it was a parent. Nothing wrong but she could’ve turned her brightness down so I didn’t think she was a ghost.
I live in Florida and today at work I had a guy brag about how he is paying for his food with his new chase disney card. ( I am a server) I appease him hoping for a tip so I say you're all set. He casually mentioned he has an annual pass at Disney. I then proceeded to admit I've never been he lost his freaking mind like straight up just couldn't grasp the fact of a person never visiting Disney. Anyways I want to thank you for my Ted talk.
When you get in line, and a whole group of like ten people cut in front of you to get with the singular person in their party that showed up like fifteen minutes before them
This happened with us on Dwarf Mine Train. A teenage girl runs to get ahead of our group for the line. 5 mins after that 8 members of her family joined. It’s not the waiting that bugs me as much as the arrogance.
This happened when i was riding jungle cruise at disneyland in the summer, it was super hot and my feet were killing me and we had waited a good 2 hours in line and we were about to get on like one more boat was ahead of us but this girl saw her family members and told them to come here and it turned from just her in her party to 10 people in her party and we had to wait an extra 5-10 minutes
Yeah, someone gets out of line to go to the bathroom or something and comes back, no problem. a whole group of people, no way. The cast members should shut that down.
Everytime me and my family get into lines, were on top of other people and they are on top of us and it sucks. The relief is at the end of the life when you get on the ride and no longer suffer from laco of personal space by strangers and little screaming children
When grown woman stands DIRECTLY in front of my 9 year old sister watching a parade. Keep in mind my sister was laughing and giggling too so it’s not like she “didn’t see or hear” 😂 makes me so aggravated
Note before you read this comment: Not a pet peeve, just a story from universal studios My mom and I were waiting in line for the escape from gringotts ride when there was a delay, so we sat there for another hour. The couple in line in front of us was super nice, and we enjoyed chatting with them. Eventually it was time to get on the ride, and it was a little scary. I accidentally hugged the guy from the couple instead of my mom. Realizing my mistake, I let go quickly, and screamed SORRYYYYYYYYY as we went down the drop. “it’s okay.” He replied. “I’m scared to.” He hugged me back on the next drop.
Former WDW CM here! I absolutely HATE it when the parents allow their children to turn their bubble wands on in the line queue! Not only is it annoying to the people behind your child,it also creates a really slippery surface for nonslip shoes.
during the fireworks when the tall dads put their kids on their shoulders!! like i get the kid is short but some of us can't see either! if your gonna do that stand off to the side or just put your kid on your hip please!!
My very first time on Haunted Mansion, I had someone in the stretch room recite the entire thing as loudly as they could. It was so off putting and I felt like I didn’t get my first genuine experience I deserved.
The bubble wands that the kids just sit in their strollers and just spray. it hits like everyone in the crowd and is pretty annoying as much as i love bubbles.
You are so right! While I’m eating my expensive Disney snack, I’d always run into a cloud of those bubbles and I’d frantically try to shield my food so it won’t get covered in bubbles. I love bubbles, but not in my food or my mouth.
@@lyricquinny for real! I feel like the parents who buy those for their kids are at fault too since they aren’t telling their kids to stop using them, especially when people don’t want bubbles in their face during the whole 30-minute wait
Rushing the guy in your group who gets you on lightning lane due to having anxiety and being on the spectrum. The last thing we need is to feel pressured or obligated to get on rides and for the love of Michal Theodore Mouse, do not physically push us! Just because our mental issues are getting you on the ride, doesn’t mean you should exacerbate them!
Crop dusters. You're waiting in line and some stink bug unleashes their homemade mustard gas as the lines moving, subjugating you to probably some form of torture.
My ick would be when I went with my mum when I was 11, and as we were walking this grown couple pushed between us and made me lose my mum… thanks guys 😑 (I found her 5 minutes later so that’s good lmao)
This 👆🏻I’m a very short person, I could be standing in the same place as someone in front of me for the same amount of time and then once it’s time to stand up the person in front of me is taller and ruin the whole view for me they get to watch the show and I get to struggle to watch it through little holes
They used to go the other way - everyone was told to sit, especially in EPCOT near the railings. Then they had some incidents with trampling and that was that.
This is just a personal pet peeve that isn't related to Disney all that much, but it is where I discovered it. So I have a pretty bad eye problem. I was born with them stuck crossed and had to get surgery at a few months old. At this time, my right eye drifted a lot. My family and I were at Disney and decided to see Mickey's Philhar Magic because I loved that show when I was little. That's when I noticed something interesting. I couldn't see the 3D screen unless I crossed my eyes. This is because my surgery causes me to not have depth perception in my eyes, which means I can't watch 3D or see my favorite Disney show anymore. Sad. Thanks for reading my very long comment!
The personal space thing is unavoidable. You’re waiting in line with a bunch of people and cast members will just get irritated with you if you leave a big gap
We went to Disney when covid was still high and they had the mask mandate and the rides had six feet marks. I hated it when people would not follow the six feet marks and take off their masks in line made everyone else super uncomfortable and cast members would have to tell them to put their masks back on and to stay six feet away
I ride in a wheelchair at Disney so my pet peeve is whenever my mom is like pushing me and then people like a big family just decides to spread out all of them holding hands side-by-side won’t let you through or when it’s super crowded and they don’t give you enough space and or they walk in front of you and just start going slow it’s annoying
I hate when people do this, or when they walk in front of your wheelchair and get hit by it when (usually) stationary and then start complaining about how I hit them
My friend uses a wheelchair, and once we went to the mall and absolutely no one moved out the way for them. Several times i had to ask people if they could move so she could fit through since because of anxiety she's terrified of raising her voice
#3 is something i NEVER do since im actually considerate and NOT self centered! #5, some guy kept whacking me with him backpack even though i was keeping my distance, so after the 9th whack, i pushed him hard back and he kept away the whole time after!
We were standing in line for rise of the resistance for 3 hrs, with my 5yr old daughter, as luck would have it we were the 1st to load into our ship an were getting an upfront view, we thought? A group of 20 somethings push down my child to rush in front of her,while giggling victoriously without apology, at the end of the ride one of the boys tried to justify the groups actions by explaining they waited as long as we had an driven a long while to get there as if every single person there had not. It really bothered me.
I remember when I was a little kid, I went to DisneyWorld, and I was gonna go take a picture with Woody. I accidentally walked in front of an adult woman and she yelled at my parents and I and said, “Your kid is no good.” That was years ago, and I still think about it now. Moral of the story: don’t yell at a little kid just trying to have fun at DisneyWorld. Just be kind to them.
relish in the fact that she is probably still thinking about it to this day as well. you were a kid that got yelled at by a random adult for something petty. she was a full-grown adult who yelled at a kid in public for something petty. you were a kid, she was a karen. no one wants to be a karen.
Having strollers rammed into my ankle and shins over and over ruins any enjoyment of the park when it begins to hurt to walk from being hit so many times.
One group trying to catch up to another group and cutting in line! The worse. If it’s one person…maybe…..maybe ok. (I am glad Knott’s Berry Farm just implemented zero tolerance for any line cutting for any reason.) Years ago this was rarely if ever done because people use to have common curtesy and manners. Not anymore.
lmao my whole family was in line for Kilimanjaro Safaris when all of a sudden my dad said he needed the bathroom. He thought he could hold it but it got pretty bad. We had to tell a cast member and they allowed him to quickly run to the bathroom and come back to where we were. It was nice of them. I’m glad they did it so my dad was able to enjoy the ride with the rest of us (it’s 20 something minutes long..)
@@jimbob2600 I worked at Disneyland int he late 1970’s, and honestly it use to be that if you got out of line, even to take a young child to the restroom, the rest of your party would stand aside until you caught back up to them. People use to have manners. You left the line, you lost your place! You did not ever push your way back through the line to meet up again.
I hate when people fake service dogs and think it’s cool to fake a disability. for example I saw a woman bring her pet and it was sniffing everywhere and pulling her eating food off the ground and she said that she was blind as she closed her eyes! So disrespectful!
I don't understand why people don't hold children up to THEIR eye height instead of on their shoulders. Regarding height: there are few adults who can't see on their own (minus those in wheel chairs and scooters ... and hey, Im under 5'4 and I get standing behind some tall dude.. but then, I move.). Kids don't have to tower above everyone to view what is happening well above their heads.
Yes! I know it's been a year since this comment was written, but when I went to Disneyland last week there were two women WITH VIP PASSES who stood in the meet and greet queue complaining about children taking too long with Eyeore and its great that somebody understands.
when parents think that just bc it’s a park for kids they DONT have to watch their kids. once a lil boy ran out in front of my mom while she was carrying my baby sister and she lost her balance and had to maneuver her whole body to avoid crushing her. no apology, no parents in sight, didn’t even stop to look.
My pet peeve is all the oblivious parents pushing strollers! I cannot tell you how many times I’ve been tripped, run into, and cut off my these people. It’s gotten so bad I wish strollers were banned in some places of Disney. If parents were paying attention and not running over my feet then I wouldn’t mind.
Wheelchairs and.strollers running you over... and a group of people stretched out shoulder to shoulder blocking the walkway and ignoring the people trying to move forward...
Ah man, I’m sorry that happens to you! I wish people’s brains didn’t go on autopilot on vacation and that they teach their kids not to touch service animals 😞
yeah but you know how horrible it would be for any parent if you can’t have strollers? there just aren’t enough places with shade that you can sit also kids get super mad if they have to walk
That’s why there are so many trash cans in Disney land, each trash can is around 30 steps away from each one! Walt Disney actually attended many theme parks while he was working on Disney land to see how long it would take for someone to hold a peice of trash to drop it!
#3 is my pet peeve!! Also the families that spread all the way across the walkway and walk too slow! You can’t get around them! Last but not least, are the people that walk against the flow. Stay to the right😩😩😩😩
ok so i hate being brushed against, like human contact is fine hugs and stuff, but if you simply brush against me like your hair or shirt sleeve it’s so unsettling. i’ll be feeling weird for the new few minutes and it’s such an ick for me.
So many adults that little kids have to wait in long lines! The ticket prices are so high an average or poor family for the most part Disney is just an unachievable dream 😢
Flash photos on dark rides. This has happened to me way too many times
Yes and just keeping a super bright phone during a slow moving dark ride like Pirates.. just lower the brightness if you absolutely need to look at your phone
One time some lady was recording the Nemo ride with the flash on and didn’t take it off the whole time
It’s so true
So much rage
I was on the it's a small world ride last summer and BOTH rows in front of us were completely blocking the view because they were practically standing up trying to film😡
Groups walking six-wide down a sidewalk, and not a single person in the group moving over for people coming at them head-on. One day, I'm going to run through the line of them like I'm playing Red Rover.
This is different but o work at a Walmart, and I’ve had people (two adults both times) walking and taking up the whole walkway as I’m walking the opposite direction. and they just keep walking taking up the whole walkway, and then move maybe an inch when I walk past them. Which isn’t enough room and I have to turn t almost sideways to get past
Also during ride lines, some groups don't move at all or sit down for a long time. This causes a large gap in the line
This comment 😂
I don’t bother moving aside for groups who have no indication of moving out of the way anymore 😂
Do it if that ever happens again lmao
Shouting “IT’S A COSTUME MICKEY ISN’T REAL” to the kids.
Go up to a random person and say "this is almost as good as Universal Studios"
@@12012channel such a blatant lie
thats dumb cus they know its a costume
Best thing you can do
I’m finna do this in Disney land now
The parents who don’t watch their kids or simply don’t discipline them are the reason I will never go to Disney again
Exactly! Some parents think they should be on vacation, but I saw something that said going somewhere with kids is a trip and going so,where without is a vacation lol
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You may never go ANYWHERE ever again, lol
It's the pedos they hire and child disappearances that make me not a fan.
Good luck going places then, that’s going to be anywhere
Being used as a camera tripod. No lie, me and my friend went to watch the parade in Disneyland Paris and had waited for an hour in a really good spot where the floats turned so you got a good look at them and the characters spent ages waving and interacting with people while the floats slowly turned.
A woman came up behind us with this very heavy and expensive looking camera with a very long lens. She leant it on our shoulders and started taking pictures and when we tried to turn and move she screamed at us in French and poked us in the back! I was worried about the camera falling and somehow having to pay for it so we called a member of security over who was watching over the floats (luckily she spoke English) and told her we didn’t know the woman and she wouldn’t stop leaning her camera on us. The security woman then went MENTAL on this woman and started yelling at her, the woman tried screaming back but the security woman just grabbed her and bundled her off. A cast member then ran over and checked we were ok which was very sweet and we got a lovely wave from Cinderella who also watched whole thing!
dawg im not reading that but good for u
or im sorry that happened to u
Why didn't you read it?
Sheesh. It wasn't that long and had a good ending!
@@alicecain4851 i was at work and wasnt abt to read it
dang
@@gabbyyyyy848 tldr: women gets yelled at by security and gets forced to leave(the lady with the camera not op)
In summary: Being rude and unaware of the people around you.
That reminds me of this influencer on tiktok we sat next to her for dinner at Port Orleans and her children were horribly behaved like some stood on the table threw plates on the floor and one of them stole food from another table. All the parents would do is sit thier on thier phones and when ppl would tell them to take control of thier kids they would laugh and let thier kids go back to smashing plates on the floor. In the end they got kicked out and about a month later i was scrolling on tiktok and I somehow found her account and she posted a video about thier stay at Port Orleans and I saw me in the video. I also left a nasty comment about how thier children and how they were escorted out of the restaurant
@@ThatGirlReesa thier
the people and ducks**
@@breadphones28 ok
Person dragging the paddle in the water and then paddling backwards on the boat ride a long time ago … we splashed then on “accident” and made them cry
That one couple in line that are just making out and when you tell them that the line was moving they give you a death stare
I just cough out "get a room "
@@torontobear80 I ask them if I can join in.
Parents letting kids run up and pet my service dog. It kills me every time 😭.
Edit: i keep getting notifications, so let me clear up some things.
1. I am a child/minor. I should be able to enjoy life like any other teenager (im 14)
2. Just bc some of us need to bring our medical equipment, we shouldn’t be able to enjoy ourselves?
3. “Just dont bring your dog.” I have to bring her, unless you’d like to raise the death toll at Disney.
4. “Your asking for kids to pet her” Yeah sure. I make my vest have letters SO BIG you couldn’t miss them. The parents can read. Its like saying dont bring ur kid bc its distracting and your asking for them to be talked to. Like what?
5. Control your damn kid. Your child could possibly be mauled or seriously injured by a untrained dog if you do not teach them not to without asking. And, if your child triggers an episode for a handler, you will be responsible.
I cannot believe i have to defend myself, i just wanted to share a Disney pet peeve. Thats literally all. (And ty to the people defending me
@Galaxyfnaf And Dino And teach your kids not to run up to strange dogs in the first place. Ask the owner if you can approach and then do so slowly. Running up to a dog could cause the dog to become fearful and aggressive or overly playful and knock down a someone.
Don’t bring your service dog
@@chrisrender2419 Service animals are considered medical equipment.
@@chrisrender2419 yeah, becuase service dogs aren't necessary at all
I always with any dog ask if I can pet it
I never pet any dog I don't know without asking
I had a math assistance teacher who was losing his eyesight and when he got his service dog he went around to every classroom and made sure we knew not to pet the dog without his permission
I also make sure to push my chair in everytime I leave a room because I remember overhearing that not pushed in chairs were the worst for him 😅
It's the little things
He helped me become independent in math
It's the least I could do
- People who leave long lines only to come back with more people for their group, and push past everyone else
- When kids bring light up/sound based toys on dark rides
- Parents thinking they have some sort of entitled special access in the parks just bc they're pushing strollers
- Parents standing in the *front* of crowds for parades/shows with their kids on their shoulders
This is a way better list.
Parents bringing kids who can't be out of a stroller yet just period... I understand if you can't get a babysitter but your literal infant isn't going to get anything but heatstroke from an amusement park.
Actually no just parents at theme parks the entitlement is just astounding.
This is the perfect list
Your number one IS #1!!!!!!!!
Ooo my mom and dad put me on their shoulders when we went to Disneyland when I was little😭
Children on shoulders during fireworks or parades. Sitting at tables when you're not eating. Not moving to the end of the row of seats for shows.
I agree with all of these! It stinks when I feel like we have a great spot for sure works but as soon as they start parent put all the kids up on their shoulders. 🙄
sitting at a table is fine in my eyes providing someone in your party is collecting the food at the moment you find a seat and sit (to ensure the table isn't being held for excessive amounts of time). Also allows the others to gather any cutlery or sauces :)
I hate it when a kid or a ballon is right in front of you. Especially when it’s on Main Street
@@DrippedOutPoodle That's totally fine! The last time I went to Kringla Bakery though, a group took 10 seats and just sat there the entire time we ate. I saw someone else lose their drink because they were forced to use an uneven surface as a table while these guys sat at several tables waiting for their Frozen Ever After Lightning Lane.
@@williamhuguet8017 They should have an announcement before the show to take off ears and lower children and balloons.
Parents letting their kids run around without saying a word to them. We were getting Dole whip, drinks, food. As we went to sit down, we saw kids running around screaming,chasing each other ,bumping into people while their parents just sat there talking and laughing.Tried not to sit near them but one ran into me and I almost dropped my food & drink. As I confronted the mom about it , all she said was they're kids what do you expect them to do and went back to chatting while the kids were still running around. Went to get the manager and after watching them he finally said something to the parents. They got the kids to sit down finally but we kept getting dirty looks from them. Do understand kids get over stimulated being in Disney but no excuse to not to correct improper behavior. I have 2 girls and they have never behaved like that.
I had someone respond to me like that when I asked her not to let her kinds play in my yard. I don't care if it's a safe neighborhood.
They could've just apologised and asked the kids to apologise
Disneyland Paris cast member here :
- Don't let your kids pet service dogs. Just don't.
- Don't run in the parks. We have to tell you to stop.
- Don't think you know more than us on how to work. We have training, you don't.
- Don't use your flash on dark rides. It's not only annoying, it can be dangerous.
- Do not use any selfie stick. We already had many accidents.
- Keep your hands, arms and feets inside vehicules. It can cause so much trouble.
- If you have allergies, tell it BEFORE you order anything. We don't like food waste.
- Do not try to enter a queue line with your stroller. You are not alone in the queue, and we can't count easily the waiting time. In some attractions you can't exit the queue with a stroller because of loading gates.
- Don't try to skip the line. We've got CCTV.
- Don't try to not pay for Disney Premier Accees (french equivalent of Genie system). This queue is also used by disabled people, you're taking their place.
- Do not use emergency exits when there's not an emergency. No, going to the toilets or being bored won't count.
- Speed your time boarding if you can. It makes the queue faster and let disabled people board at their own pace.
- Keep your phone/camera secured. On ride footage is already available online we don't need you to put everyone in danger.
- If you are the reason we stop a ride, don't be rude to us.
I can have a lot more ideas it happened A LOT.
4 month later : an update !
- Don't exit ride vehicles that's incredibly dumb to do. Even in a case of a real emergency wait for instructions from cast members you can die doing such things.
- Don't go into single rider to join your family in standby queue. You have to wait together.
- Read the signs before going in an attraction. We're not "rude" if we tell you you can't ride because you didn't check health requirements.
- Don't use disabled people like a fastpass. Just don't. If they don't wanna ride, you won't either.
- Being disabled is not an excuse to be a d*** to us, and it never guaranteed a direct access to a ride. You'll still have to wait in most cases.
- Don't ever try to interfere with the rides, never try to touch anything on the operator consoles. You can break down a ride. And be excluded from the park.
- When we ask you to put your bag somewhere else, do it.
- When we tell you we have to split your group between multiple vehicles or dispatch, there might be a reason. Space is limited on rides we can't fit 9 people into a 4 people vehicle.
As someone who years ago halled it from tomorrow land to my restaurant reservation, ye don’t run.
For the last point… even if you aren’t the reason, don’t be rude lol
bro i didnt know we weren't allowed to run. I legit been sprinting around disneyland mb.
@@benhavasy4538I been running around Disney world my whole life too, esp when I’m trying to get to a fast pass or restaurant in time. not one person has told me anything lol
yeah idk why people dont listen :/
im personally one of those people who would rarher go last and have a merry time by myself then go first and be yelled at and frustrated :P
wowh wait wat u cant use disabled people to force them to ride?
man i gotta tell my parents to stop using my fast tickets on other people now...
Dumping a loved ones ASHES in the haunted mansion. They’ll just be vacuumed up
omg do people actually do this? i’ve only been to disney world once and it was when i was a baby so i don’t remember anything
I’ve heard about people doing that I rlly hope it stops
Ask a Mortician did a video about Disney and mentioned people trying to sneak to do this! 😷
Wait do u have personal experience..?
@@gwxnn1 yes they do, and they have cameras everywhere so disney sees it and has to stop operations to drain all the water out lmaoo so say bye bye to your loved ones 😂
The worst this is spread your loved ones ✨ashes✨ on the ✨rides✨ and then the ride is gonna get ✨closed✨ for ✨hours✨ 💀dont do it💀
I don't understand why people do that, it must suck if you go into disneyland for a specific ride and it turns out you cant go because of that
Woahhhh
@@w1nterycl0uds54
They do it as a final request for said person who is now only ashes. It's the same reason why people spread a pet or family member's ashes anywhere else.
@@CompletelyWild04 Except there is a rule that says no spreading ashes. Also, if you do it anyway, your loved one's ashes will be going into the trash.
Edit: "This type of behavior is strictly prohibited and unlawful... Guests who attempt to do so will be escorted off property," per local Anaheim law and Disney rules.
@@w1nterycl0uds54 i went to Disney a few months ago with my family. We waited the whole week to go on a ride, as soon as we were about to head in it closed down bc somebody decided to jump off the ride
With the line thing, that’s my biggest pet peeve. It gets my nerves going real bad when people are in my “bubble.” I do fine in caves, but I cannot be in a crowd with people who don’t care about personal space.
I’m the same exact way! Claustrophobia was never an issue for me, tight spaces are perfectly fine, but as soon as it’s a person who’s invading my space I get almost irrationally angry lol
SAME!!! I discovered a life hack a few years ago! I don’t know if you would like to do this but I found out that bringing an umbrella with solve the case (most times) but I don’t if you would want to carry it around all day 🤷♀️ the personal space was nice tho!
i hate it so much, especially if they have kids because children for some reason love touching my mom and i's legs and butt's while in line and a majority of the time the parents just let it happen.. its very uncomfortable to experience especially since i deal with sensory issues
@basil4014 Oh. Oh lawd. It makes me anxious when people are simply in my bubble. If someone touches me- once or twice on accident is completely (mostly) fine, ay, we all make mistakes- but repeatedly or for more than like 2 seconds, I don’t care who it is. What age the child is, someone’s hand is getting smacked so dang hard. It’s instinct. I call it “Forensic Files State of Mind.”
Same! Like you would think Covid would scare people and make it a routine but as we can see it didn’t last long
Mine is when someone in line behind u is coughing really bad so u move forward but they move forward more close to u then before 😭
Amen amen because when it gets to a point where someone coughs and you can feel their breath on the back of your neck, Issa hard no for me.
when you can feel their breath on your neck lol 😂😂
My icks/pet peeves about disneyland: *not being able to afford or go*
Edit: dang, this got 4k? This is my most popular comment
Same
Same, seems like everyone goes now
The ticket is 100 dollar too
Preaach
That ain't Disney's fault
Not keeping right on the walkways. Large groups just chillin in the very middle of a walkway.
Yeah and you should move for people especially older people or kids, large groups feel like they are Walt or something because they don’t moveeee
Haha like the group of girls in the middle school hallway
@@UnluckyPenny Yeah! You have breakfast to talk, and lunch. And you're probably gonna talk in class anyway, not to mention you all probably have each other's numbers already so there is no reason to block the hallway leaving one walkway!
One of my pet peeves in general is just when people run directly into you and walk off without saying a thing after pretty much smacking you, it’s happened over 10 times now at the 4 Disney parks I went too this week
People don’t even say excuse me anymore. It’s so rude.
its florida my guy nobody can see infornt of them
@@blorble_can i guess thats fair
someone one had their flashlight on the whole space mountain ride and it seemed to be so much slower. But, the cast members let us go again😊
I have a tip for stopping people getting too close in queues. Stand sideways, it throws people off. 😁
I do this all the time and cross my arms or try and make myself wider so people can piss off. Like why do you wanna stand so close to a stranger back up bruh
Line*
Use a shirt that says in multiple languages, keep your distance, I fart 😆
I just eat a breakfast burrito and fart a lot. Tend to get some decent space
I take a step forward, bend one of my knees back with toe pointed toward floor so if they move forward they trip on my leg.
When people randomly block the entire entry way of the store to talk about Linda and her recent divorce, this has happened so many times and I wanna cry
That's oddly specific but okay
@@averagecoasterenjoyer trust me you don’t wanna know
I'll take your word for it
Damn. Linda got some nosey neighbors.
@@GeminiCricket21 Linda got some husband issues too bro 😭
Walking around, enjoying life, then you turn around and you’re directly behind somebody taking a selfie. Now you’re in somebody’s selfie. Forever. Fun times for an extremely self conscious and introverted person
Bringing A LITERALL NEWBORN TO THE PARK. We get that you want to tell your kid stories about how on their first birthday you brought them to Disneyworld/land, but 1, they aren't going to remember and 2, they're just gonna cry almost the whole time and causing some people to become agitated in what is supposed to be the happiest place on earth.
Also moms and dads pushing strollers and not caring if they run into you or not because they think they are entitled.
THIS. People with prams are SO ignorant of their surroundings
I almost hit people all the time with my stroller because they aren’t paying attention to where they are walking.
@@jessfrom4844 Nah bro that’s you
omg yeah I hate this
@@wolfpack4lifeeeedontfakeyo686 😂ok. Whatever you say. Wait til you have to push a stroller and you’ll see how many people don’t pay attention and run out in front of you.
Yo, nothing slaps harder than everyone in the room unanimously saying “The Twilight Zone” during the pre-ride video of the Hollywood Tower of Terror.
Does it just make you crack up?
Didn't they repurpose the Tower of Terror to be a Guardians of the Galaxy attraction some years back?
@@Ayyaii24 its a guardians of the galaxy attraction in Disneyland and Disney world still has the tower of terror, don’t know much about any other park
For sure!!!! That whole video is fun to recite!
annoys me so bad lol I've told people to shut up before lol
When a huge group of people decide to take a picture in the middle of the walk way it's so annoying
Disney cast members often tell people to move forward and fill in all the empty space, which can be annoying when it's hot and people aren't smelling so great.
I have cerebral palsy and use a scooter of my own. The looks some people give me weirds me out and makes me feel a bit out of place. I get it because there are a ton of scooters, but dang it sucks sometimes.
@@whytheheckarewedoinginhere1886 so you stand around and glare at anyone on scooters because you don’t know who’s lying and who isn’t? leave it alone
This is why Dollywood will always be better than Disney World/Disney Land.
No one gives you weird stares at Dollywood and they even go above and beyond to accommodate for your needs without any kind of hassle.
How I know is because my family has gone a few times and my brother has severe cerebral palsy and has to use a full, extremely heavy wheelchair.
Getting hit with a stroller and not getting an apology... 😔
This has happened a lot for me...
Strollers are the worst
Kick the pram
I hate strollers 😂😂😂
Should just turn and spartan kick it and stare them in the eye
So many people walk right in front of strollers and then slow down. My brother in law just apologized to a woman who stepped in front of him and slowed down and looked at him like it was his fault. I’m not that nice. I made it very clear it was her fault.
the scooter people. and i mean the big ones. kids who are too lazy to use their legs get on them and people who actually need them can’t have them. and they are always so rude
Bro Disney adults make going to Disney sound so complicated that I don’t even want to go anymore.
Using the mobility scooter to push past people. It has been 6 years and I still remember that rude person
saw this watching Hollywood studios show at night
there was a woman standing near her party and someone in a wheelchair came up and stopped right behind her, almost hitting a different party to the other side
a kid from the other party used the front as a back rest as revenge 🤣
oh my god the beeping
A woman was cutting the entire line to catch up with her friend on a mobility scooter and pushed past with a very rude “EXUSE ME”
I am visually impaired and travel with a guide dog. On my last Disney trip, an old lady pushed through the crowd at full speed on her scooter, running over my foot and pushing me over my guide dog, then kept going and hit another person on a different scooter! I definitely said a few things to her, she didn't have anything to say back.
@@danielle3057 I know there are people who need a mobility scooter. My mother has terrible knees and had a hip replacement. She could not physically handle a full day at the parks. Having said that, I wish people would practice before arriving and endanger people's shins and Achilles's heels.
Guests not keeping an eye on their kids & their kids walk in front of you when you are carrying your tray of food
Karen: “hold on lemme write this down.”
💀
Honestly I went a cple days ago to Disneyland and everyone was so kind. Smiles, holding doors for each other, and genuine smalltalk in lines.
Disneyland and WDW are two entirely different animals. After years of the Disney Death March and vowing never to do it again… I’m going back.. but to Disneyland/DCA. I don’t care if I have to fly cross country.
When people join their family later in the line instead of sticking together.
THIS. AND. ONLY. THIS.
The only exception to this I feel is bathroom breaks. As long as people aren’t super rude about getting back into line, I don’t mind too much
Omg I hate when people line jump-
My dad takes medication that makes him- need to go the bathroom more- so a bit of understanding there?
@@OracleTeller then have him go to the bathroom before everyone gets in line
When little kids behind you touch your head, it happened to me a lot 😭
same esp when you have curly hair and they just grope it 😭
Eew that’s gross. And you know they don’t wash they’re Cheeto fingers after touching every nook and cranny they could
Luckily this has never happens to me but if it did I would slap the kid 😌
@@ChaosRat5 omg yeah
@@ChaosRat5 or if they pick their noses 😟
Yeah but when you try to give people personal space a CM shouts at you “If there’s carpet on the floor there’s room for more!” and they don’t stop chanting it until you’re nearly pressed up against the person in front
not just Disney, but theme parks in general. skipping in line, stampeding, walking 4+ abreast, terrable hygiene, and the worst of them all is bringing underage kids into adult haunted houses. I got one for Disney. releasing the ashes of your loved one on a roller coaster.
People trying to bark, cat call, pet or take photos of service dogs. Or even illegally pass their pets off as service dogs!
This! I hate when people do this
Well technically in this case it's dog call (sorry for the bad joke)
@@emokidvirgil your good, a lot of people know it as cat calling. But yes your correct.
THANK YOU! Or even when you get idea eyes from people when I get to go on a ride quicker because I have a service dog and am disabled
Not moving in line! Like I want to touch the glowing stones in line for the dwarf train too!!
Or “shade jumpers”! Those people that stay in one shaded spot and don’t move until the next one line is open. I’ll call you out every time! Loudly.
@@another1409 some people, like myself, have conditions that make them extremely sensitive to the heat and sun. i am not able to stand in direct sunlight for long periods of time. i try to go out only after 3 or so but sometimes my friends drag me out and then i have no choice.. and then people get annoyed when i need a parasol. so just consider that because i will definitely snap back if im called out for needing to be in the shade
@@signediaz2469 I think that’s understandable, maybe just bring something to give you shade like a wide hat? I don’t know,
@@padiazt805 i usually have a parasol, hat, sunglasses, and fan- i look ridiculous but it is how it is
@@signediaz2469 what’s your condition called?
My pet peeves are parents shouting in public at their children. I recently went to Disney world and while I was walking out of Epcot I saw a mother screaming at her child, “stay away from me! I don’t wanna see your face!” And then she started cussing at him
Omg so I was on one of the VIP tours at Disney and these people kept following us around and our guide talked to them and basically these random people thought you could just join people on their tours 🙄💀
Thats so wrong! People pay big money for that, i would of told the guide if your going to do that i might as well have done the same thing and wanted a refund.
When someone has a bright light on during a dark ride. The worst I dealt with was when I rode space mountain: ghost galaxy for the first and unknowingly the last time. Someone had their kid with them and I guess they were scared so to make them feel better they turned on their bright phone screen and left it on the entire ride. Many of the projection effects were ruined all because someone wanted to bring their scared kid on a ride they probably didn’t want to go on in the first place. I still had fun though and I took it way better than my friend did, she was p i s s e d.
Someone was doing that on dinosaur with me. I told them off and they glared at me and turned it off but it was totally ruining the ride
I went on the Alice in Wonderland ride with my grandma and a mother who was probably just on for her kid had her phone on. I thought she was a part of the ride and got scared at a pale realistic face. Then realized it was a parent. Nothing wrong but she could’ve turned her brightness down so I didn’t think she was a ghost.
me and my family would start a whole fight with someone doing that 💀
Me who has never been to Disney: ah yes so relatable
Same
I live in Florida and today at work I had a guy brag about how he is paying for his food with his new chase disney card. ( I am a server) I appease him hoping for a tip so I say you're all set. He casually mentioned he has an annual pass at Disney. I then proceeded to admit I've never been he lost his freaking mind like straight up just couldn't grasp the fact of a person never visiting Disney. Anyways I want to thank you for my Ted talk.
Same😞
I thought throwing a grenade at Mickey would’ve been the worst thing you could do
But why settle for just mickey
Sooooo we're just going to ignore the evil looking Minnie? 🤣
When you get in line, and a whole group of like ten people cut in front of you to get with the singular person in their party that showed up like fifteen minutes before them
This happened with us on Dwarf Mine Train. A teenage girl runs to get ahead of our group for the line. 5 mins after that 8 members of her family joined. It’s not the waiting that bugs me as much as the arrogance.
Ugh nope I draw the line at 3 people MAX 🙄
This happened when i was riding jungle cruise at disneyland in the summer, it was super hot and my feet were killing me and we had waited a good 2 hours in line and we were about to get on like one more boat was ahead of us but this girl saw her family members and told them to come here and it turned from just her in her party to 10 people in her party and we had to wait an extra 5-10 minutes
@Galaxyfnaf And Dino lol same my family and all cousins with grandma combined is like 15 people
Yeah, someone gets out of line to go to the bathroom or something and comes back, no problem. a whole group of people, no way. The cast members should shut that down.
Worst thing in Disney is spending like 10 grand to get a family of 5 to go.
No fr. Like that’s outrageous
Everytime me and my family get into lines, were on top of other people and they are on top of us and it sucks. The relief is at the end of the life when you get on the ride and no longer suffer from laco of personal space by strangers and little screaming children
WHEN SOMEONE SAYS “it’s easy…” IN THE LINE FOR A RIDE IN A RUDE WAY
When people scream and shout during the before-ride show
When grown woman stands DIRECTLY in front of my 9 year old sister watching a parade. Keep in mind my sister was laughing and giggling too so it’s not like she “didn’t see or hear” 😂 makes me so aggravated
wtf. some people don’t deserve to go there. she’s nine….the woman sounds like a karen.
@@wolfpack4lifeeeedontfakeyo686 she was a Mexican Karen yes thanks
Burping downstairs, instead of upstairs, while waiting in line.
I always say hello and thank you to the people walking around sweeping up stuff. I tell them thank you for keeping the park so clean for guest.
Note before you read this comment: Not a pet peeve, just a story from universal studios
My mom and I were waiting in line for the escape from gringotts ride when there was a delay, so we sat there for another hour. The couple in line in front of us was super nice, and we enjoyed chatting with them. Eventually it was time to get on the ride, and it was a little scary. I accidentally hugged the guy from the couple instead of my mom. Realizing my mistake, I let go quickly, and screamed SORRYYYYYYYYY as we went down the drop. “it’s okay.” He replied. “I’m scared to.” He hugged me back on the next drop.
"And that's how I met your father."
@@doggycatalan NO 😭
Wholesome
Wholesome 😊
THAT’S SO CUTE OMGGG-
when you’re the only one clapping or whistling in the tiki room 🥲
You meant in the tiki tiki tiki tiki tiki room
@@BrickBusterVideo647 yup:D
Welcome to squidwards tiki land
Former WDW CM here! I absolutely HATE it when the parents allow their children to turn their bubble wands on in the line queue! Not only is it annoying to the people behind your child,it also creates a really slippery surface for nonslip shoes.
during the fireworks when the tall dads put their kids on their shoulders!! like i get the kid is short but some of us can't see either! if your gonna do that stand off to the side or just put your kid on your hip please!!
My very first time on Haunted Mansion, I had someone in the stretch room recite the entire thing as loudly as they could. It was so off putting and I felt like I didn’t get my first genuine experience I deserved.
I would have said something for you. I’m sorry no one did.
The bubble wands that the kids just sit in their strollers and just spray. it hits like everyone in the crowd and is pretty annoying as much as i love bubbles.
You are so right! While I’m eating my expensive Disney snack, I’d always run into a cloud of those bubbles and I’d frantically try to shield my food so it won’t get covered in bubbles. I love bubbles, but not in my food or my mouth.
@@xhpy6760 Yes! that happens all time some times they’ll do it in a crowded queue.
yeah, in an open space it’s fine but not in walkways, restaurants, lines or somewhere where there’s a lot of people
@@lyricquinny for real! I feel like the parents who buy those for their kids are at fault too since they aren’t telling their kids to stop using them, especially when people don’t want bubbles in their face during the whole 30-minute wait
It touched my eyeball once. It burnt
Rushing the guy in your group who gets you on lightning lane due to having anxiety and being on the spectrum. The last thing we need is to feel pressured or obligated to get on rides and for the love of Michal Theodore Mouse, do not physically push us! Just because our mental issues are getting you on the ride, doesn’t mean you should exacerbate them!
Crop dusters. You're waiting in line and some stink bug unleashes their homemade mustard gas as the lines moving, subjugating you to probably some form of torture.
My ick would be when I went with my mum when I was 11, and as we were walking this grown couple pushed between us and made me lose my mum… thanks guys 😑
(I found her 5 minutes later so that’s good lmao)
Yea that happened to me when I was 8 with my dad and uncle st the Disney world Carousel
People who do this are so rude like walk around the people it’s not hard 😐 glad you found your mom tho :)
Everyone standing during fireworks. I know the park enforces this, but every person and child could view the castle if everyone was sitting.
This 👆🏻I’m a very short person, I could be standing in the same place as someone in front of me for the same amount of time and then once it’s time to stand up the person in front of me is taller and ruin the whole view for me they get to watch the show and I get to struggle to watch it through little holes
They used to go the other way - everyone was told to sit, especially in EPCOT near the railings. Then they had some incidents with trampling and that was that.
This is just a personal pet peeve that isn't related to Disney all that much, but it is where I discovered it.
So I have a pretty bad eye problem. I was born with them stuck crossed and had to get surgery at a few months old. At this time, my right eye drifted a lot.
My family and I were at Disney and decided to see Mickey's Philhar Magic because I loved that show when I was little.
That's when I noticed something interesting.
I couldn't see the 3D screen unless I crossed my eyes.
This is because my surgery causes me to not have depth perception in my eyes, which means I can't watch 3D or see my favorite Disney show anymore.
Sad.
Thanks for reading my very long comment!
The personal space thing is unavoidable. You’re waiting in line with a bunch of people and cast members will just get irritated with you if you leave a big gap
We went to Disney when covid was still high and they had the mask mandate and the rides had six feet marks. I hated it when people would not follow the six feet marks and take off their masks in line made everyone else super uncomfortable and cast members would have to tell them to put their masks back on and to stay six feet away
I ride in a wheelchair at Disney so my pet peeve is whenever my mom is like pushing me and then people like a big family just decides to spread out all of them holding hands side-by-side won’t let you through or when it’s super crowded and they don’t give you enough space and or they walk in front of you and just start going slow it’s annoying
I hate when people do this, or when they walk in front of your wheelchair and get hit by it when (usually) stationary and then start complaining about how I hit them
Yes I do
@🌸•Rylee•🌸 …what made you feel entitled to ask this?
My friend uses a wheelchair, and once we went to the mall and absolutely no one moved out the way for them. Several times i had to ask people if they could move so she could fit through since because of anxiety she's terrified of raising her voice
THE LINE PERSONAL SPACE IS SO REAL🤣 the one good thing about covid was the glorious space in between parties🤣🤣
#3 is something i NEVER do since im actually considerate and NOT self centered!
#5, some guy kept whacking me with him backpack even though i was keeping my distance, so after the 9th whack, i pushed him hard back and he kept away the whole time after!
We were standing in line for rise of the resistance for 3 hrs, with my 5yr old daughter, as luck would have it we were the 1st to load into our ship an were getting an upfront view, we thought? A group of 20 somethings push down my child to rush in front of her,while giggling victoriously without apology, at the end of the ride one of the boys tried to justify the groups actions by explaining they waited as long as we had an driven a long while to get there as if every single person there had not. It really bothered me.
When you let your kids go through the line guides. I'm trying to stand and wait, while your kids are going under the ropes and bumping into me.
So true
When my man proposes to me in front of the castle and an employee snatches the ring and ruins it completely.
I'm sorry. That's not okay.
WTF,EVEN THE CAST MEMBERS SEE DISNEY ADULTS AS A DISEASE!!!
When there's not even an arm length between you and people ahead and the people behind you tell you to move up
I remember when I was a little kid, I went to DisneyWorld, and I was gonna go take a picture with Woody. I accidentally walked in front of an adult woman and she yelled at my parents and I and said, “Your kid is no good.” That was years ago, and I still think about it now.
Moral of the story: don’t yell at a little kid just trying to have fun at DisneyWorld. Just be kind to them.
relish in the fact that she is probably still thinking about it to this day as well. you were a kid that got yelled at by a random adult for something petty. she was a full-grown adult who yelled at a kid in public for something petty. you were a kid, she was a karen. no one wants to be a karen.
Be careful with strollers!!! I have been hit in the back of my ankles too many times!!! 😡😡😡
Having strollers rammed into my ankle and shins over and over ruins any enjoyment of the park when it begins to hurt to walk from being hit so many times.
When the people behind me won’t stop scooting, I stand sideways with very wide feet. I just give them a big smile like really big.
One group trying to catch up to another group and cutting in line! The worse. If it’s one person…maybe…..maybe ok. (I am glad Knott’s Berry Farm just implemented zero tolerance for any line cutting for any reason.) Years ago this was rarely if ever done because people use to have common curtesy and manners. Not anymore.
The only time this is okay is if a parent needed to take a child to the bathroom. Any other reason is BS
lmao my whole family was in line for Kilimanjaro Safaris when all of a sudden my dad said he needed the bathroom. He thought he could hold it but it got pretty bad. We had to tell a cast member and they allowed him to quickly run to the bathroom and come back to where we were. It was nice of them. I’m glad they did it so my dad was able to enjoy the ride with the rest of us (it’s 20 something minutes long..)
Does it count if your 15 and you parents left to go on a ride so you go to get in line with them
@@jimbob2600 I worked at Disneyland int he late 1970’s, and honestly it use to be that if you got out of line, even to take a young child to the restroom, the rest of your party would stand aside until you caught back up to them. People use to have manners. You left the line, you lost your place! You did not ever push your way back through the line to meet up again.
@@FunAtDisney ok thanks
Throwing *ashes* on the Haunted Mansion ride... 😐
That is illegal but people still do it and it just ends up in a vacuum at the end of the day
I hate when people fake service dogs and think it’s cool to fake a disability. for example I saw a woman bring her pet and it was sniffing everywhere and pulling her eating food off the ground and she said that she was blind as she closed her eyes! So disrespectful!
I don't understand why people don't hold children up to THEIR eye height instead of on their shoulders. Regarding height: there are few adults who can't see on their own (minus those in wheel chairs and scooters ... and hey, Im under 5'4 and I get standing behind some tall dude.. but then, I move.). Kids don't have to tower above everyone to view what is happening well above their heads.
My personal ick is when adults complain about children in the parks.
Yes! I know it's been a year since this comment was written, but when I went to Disneyland last week there were two women WITH VIP PASSES who stood in the meet and greet queue complaining about children taking too long with Eyeore and its great that somebody understands.
Omg exactly. Like seriously people?! How cringe.
when parents think that just bc it’s a park for kids they DONT have to watch their kids.
once a lil boy ran out in front of my mom while she was carrying my baby sister and she lost her balance and had to maneuver her whole body to avoid crushing her. no apology, no parents in sight, didn’t even stop to look.
My pet peeve is all the oblivious parents pushing strollers! I cannot tell you how many times I’ve been tripped, run into, and cut off my these people. It’s gotten so bad I wish strollers were banned in some places of Disney. If parents were paying attention and not running over my feet then I wouldn’t mind.
Wheelchairs and.strollers running you over... and a group of people stretched out shoulder to shoulder blocking the walkway and ignoring the people trying to move forward...
Definitely when you have a service dog and little kids are always reaching their hands out to touch it 😤
Ah man, I’m sorry that happens to you! I wish people’s brains didn’t go on autopilot on vacation and that they teach their kids not to touch service animals 😞
I think it's so important that it should be taught in schools.
Then those kids could teach their parents...
Strollers. My foot has been ran over one to many times.
I am now so tempted to kick any stroller I see.
This is one thing I like more about Universal Studios. No strollers! (or barely any)
Last week I saw a woman get her heel so totally whacked by the stroller behind her that she was on the ground crying in pain. Stroller kept on going.
@@emilygrooms209 Idk whether to be disappointed or scared
yeah but you know how horrible it would be for any parent if you can’t have strollers? there just aren’t enough places with shade that you can sit also kids get super mad if they have to walk
@@mrs.oleary5265 then don't bring your kids leave them with a nanny or family
i hate when people are so close to me in line. feels like i can feel their body heat and stank breath on me
-when the cast members say if you can see the floor you have to much space like what do u want us to do smash ourselves against strainers
the only exception to rule 1 is on big thunder. you are allowed, and expected to scream “THE WILDEST RIDE IN THE WILLLDERNESSS”
when you drop food and just leave it there
That’s why there are so many trash cans in Disney land, each trash can is around 30 steps away from each one! Walt Disney actually attended many theme parks while he was working on Disney land to see how long it would take for someone to hold a peice of trash to drop it!
#3 is my pet peeve!! Also the families that spread all the way across the walkway and walk too slow! You can’t get around them! Last but not least, are the people that walk against the flow. Stay to the right😩😩😩😩
I think the worst thing you can do at Disney is probably exposing yourself. There are a lot of kids around and it’s usually not very well received…
When I was in Disney every employee keep coughing on me
Ew ew ew no no cause I would actually punch someone this is vile
@@ChaosRat5 ikr
...If multiple employees are coughing on you, it might not be the enployees that are the issue...
Groups of 5+ people walking side by side, taking up the whole walkway... especially when they're walking slowly
ok so i hate being brushed against, like human contact is fine hugs and stuff, but if you simply brush against me like your hair or shirt sleeve it’s so unsettling. i’ll be feeling weird for the new few minutes and it’s such an ick for me.
So many adults that little kids have to wait in long lines!
The ticket prices are so high an average or poor family for the most part Disney is just an unachievable dream 😢