8 Things People Do in Disney World that Make Absolutely ZERO Sense!

Have you done these 8 things in Disney World that make ZERO sense?
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[@Coconuts03]

My first trip in 2004 I was 10. I was in line to see Chip n Dale, they are my absolute favorites. But when my turn came up the castmember said Chip n Dale had to leave. I was really upset and sat on the edge of my brother's double stroller. And Chip made a detour he wiped my tears away and gave me a kiss on the head. Made me feel good thank you Chip ❤

[@DamiAnimated]

Honestly guests being awful to me when I was a cast member was a huge reason why I resigned. I was constantly being harassed about things I couldn’t change in departments that I had no control over. Once a guest kept yelling at me because an EPCOT restaurant wasn’t open yet and another guest let their child smash a glass bottle at my feet and it cut my legs. It was exhausting how often people acted like I wasn’t a person or that I was somehow responsible for EVERYTHING that went wrong during their stay.

[@justanotherlamehuman4627]

Honestly, being a CM really toughens you up. One of the reasons why I disliked it was I worked with crappy people. I just couldn't believe the amount of just terrible people who abused their power I was working under at my position.

[@Sheli-_-]

I live in Florida have an annual pass and go to Disney once or twice a month. I don't understand why people are so nasty, they are on vacation and at the happiest place on earth. I enjoy talking to cast members they are very knowledgeably and helpful. People who are nasty at Disney are just unhappy with life. Lol

[@juliecastillo914]

I have seen people treat cast members like they've got a magic wand and could fix any problem but simply don't want to. It's kind of funny except how badly you feel for the cast member.

[@siennagrace4472]

I’m with you on that. I did the international college program years and years ago. People were horrible.

[@juliawynn7544]

My older sister also resigned because this! She loved disney so much though, so she was really sad to leave.

[@bayleewinkler7512]

What I'm doing at 1am: binge watching all of these videos of tips & tricks for Disney parks What I'm not doing: going to any Disney parks within the next 3 years

[@juliad4201]

I'm off in April. Long from now but I can't not plan lolol!

[@brcsephina]

Julia Dzineku may be going some time in 2021! so excited

[@faioon]

Julia D I’m so sorry...

[@juliad4201]

@@faioon I should be there right now... THANKS CORONAVIRUS!

[@parvi004]

Lol same I've never been there but I might gonsome time in 2021-22

[@ourdino]

At Disneyland they have have an Ariel themed seafood restaurant. Confused me since I was 8.

[@c.julietofcampjupiter8557]

Libra They don’t anymore! No more confusion!

[@selenalemiec2549]

In Atlantica, fish are friends AND food.

[@ekyue7274]

@@selenalemiec2549 but what about outside Atlantica

[@ttaylorrrr]

I didn’t understand how you were confused until I read it again 😳

[@SeminarioMAE]

Fish eat fish too, nothing confusing about the circle of life.

[@kylemartin8655]

Why am I watching this. I'm not even going there

[@clairenewberry9957]

Kyle Martin I am tomorrow

[@katlusamv2436]

Me too

[@BrookieCookie5498]

I live across the country and not planning on going anytime soon

[@Lionk-lh3cm]

Same

[@MistCellaneous-5]

Good Disney has their thumb in that KZbin Pie of course, why else you think videos that are talking weird s*** about Disney get the monetizing all these videos don't?

[@vincentking2552]

I remember in florida when it was the evening fireworks, and none of my family were really bothered about them. Managed to get four rides on big thunder. Ride operator didn't even lift up the restraints at the end of the third time, he just asked if we were gonna queue up again. There was no one else waiting, we said yes, he hit the button and we shot off for the fourth ride. XD

[@silentpaw]

1. Being diabetic, I would probably use my snack credits on water or save them up to get fudge for my friends. 2. Yes, this is Dangerous! 3. As a former cast member, we are there to try and make you feel better. So if you have a problem, talk to your castmember and they might just be able to make your day. 4. To be fair, Mobile Order is still kinda new so I can understand why people don't do that. 5. Also, if you have a Fast Pass you don't want to miss, pay attention to the time on your phone. I don't know if the app has an alarm, but if not set an alarm on your phone for 30 minutes before your Fast pass to give you time to make it. 6. Going early and staying late is a good idea, or do both. Come in early, once the crowds start getting too big, leave and get some rest and come back later like around 5 or 6 PM, maybe even catch a nap. 7. Also, if you aren't staying in the parks, you can have your packages sent to the front gate for pick up as you leave. This is a service that anyone can use, not just those staying at the parks. Also, some resorts have a special location where you have to pick up your purchases if you prefer. 8. I've never used a park bag, but here is a list of the few things you might want to bring: A. Sunscreen (No one wants to ruin their vacation with a sunburn) B. Umbrella or Poncho ( It can rain at any time at the parks) C. A Fuel Rod or other Battery charger for your phone (Disney has Fuel Rod kiosks at every park and resort so you can trade them out) That is the bare minimum you might need to take with you. If you have a baby and you forget something, the parks each have a baby center where you can get emergency baby supplies by the First Aid Stations. OK, this got a bit out of hand, sorry.

[@jasminesantiago2509]

Great info

[@chloromi1321]

Thank you

[@ttintagel]

I don’t know whether you’re T1 or T2, but as a T1 with an insulin pump, I often use those snack credits for those unexpected lows that crop up when you’re walking more than usual in a hot climate!

[@melaniemcintyre6115]

Having a nice conversation with a cast member on a particularly crowded and difficult holiday has gotten us coveted "golden fastpasses" more than once. Being kind and friendly to overworked CM's is the right thing to do and it often pays off.

[@eufreaka]

What do you mean?

[@melaniemcintyre6115]

@@eufreaka its a paper fastpass that lets you on any 1 ride in the park of your choosing at any time.

[@vincentbain1392]

Melanie McIntyre how about just being nice and then declining any “rewards” they may offer.....that way, you’re just being nice for just that purpose: because you’re nice.

[@spreid_]

Vincent Bain nah you can be nice and still accept gifts

[@siennagrace4472]

As a former cast member we are way more likely to bend over backwards to make magic for you if you are nice. It’s 100% true.

[@ocularnervosa]

If you're staying at a hotel and catching the bus to a park fold up that stroller before you get to the door. There is nothing worse than someone with one of those huge strollers standing there, blocking everyone else while they fold that monstrosity up. It's not just Disney's policy that kids can't ride in strollers on a bus, that is standard for everywhere and everyone should know it, but you can't get on a bus going to the parks without waiting for that one family, trying to figure out all the levers and buttons to fold the thing up.

[@denisewreford9352]

ocularnervosa This makes me so nervous. I’m planning on taking my autistic 4yo son to WDW for the first time and I was told that I could use his stroller as a wheelchair, so he could have accessible access. Does this not include the bus? He rides in his stroller on our city bus at home....the accessible seats fold up to make room. Do American buses not do that??

[@sinthesciencekid4451]

Denise Wreford buses do have seats that fold up in the front of the bus but that is for wheelchairs as there is a plethora of people that bring strollers on the bus unfolded which conflicts with 1) taking up walking space 2) makes it harder for older people and people in wheelchairs to get on . Im not sure on your situation nor will I assume about it , but I suggest getting him a wheelchair if possible or letting him sit on the seats if you can . If not explain to the bus driver and see what he can do for you hun.

[@sinthesciencekid4451]

Denise Wreford i also don’t know about about WDW policy so you’re best bet is to call them directly and ask , hope for all the best!

[@denisewreford9352]

Naai G.C OK, thank you! I know that in the park his stroller will have some sort of band or ribbon thing (to alert staff) that makes it equivalent to a wheelchair. If the seats do fold up, I am hopeful that having his stroller being marked by the park as being a wheelchair equivalent would be enough to grant him access, but I will definitely call and ask! Thank you for the advice! I certainly don’t want to be annoying to other people or finding myself in a dangerous/stressful situation that could be avoided simply by calling a cab instead.

[@spreid_]

Every city I’ve lived in allows kids to sit in strollers while riding on the bus

[@MrSinlock]

#9 Wearing New Shoes, #10 Underestimating the Florida (or California) Sun.

[@xxo5294]

Adam Collins *southern California sun

[@eldergeek6077]

#11 Underestimating the value of the right socks

[@darcybrummett7004]

I like that they’re called cast members instead of employees.

[@patriots2291]

If you do have to pack a bag within a bag my wife uses Ziploc bags. You take the Ziploc bag out and they can see exactly what's inside without you having to take everything out. Its easier on you and keeps the line moving

[@monicab8484]

Thanks for the tip!!

[@doctorplagus7138]

The first time I went to a Disney park, we watched the second launch of the space shuttle "Columbia." On the hood of our stainwagon. In 2015 I had the chance to go Disneyland while visiting Anaheim for Star Wars Celebration. I was in my Rebel Legion shirt (it's a charity doing costume club) waiting for my party to finish a ride. I was being treated for vertigo at the time and couldn't ride. Two CM's dressed as First Order Storm troopers came up and started to treat me as a "Rebel infiltrator.". I played along and had a wonderful time. I looked up at one point and I had a circle of people out around me filming everything. After our little performance, an elderly couple asked me when the next performance was. They thought I was a cast member manager. I told them I was just a park goer and that cat members make everyone feel great. They were so happy and told their Grand children to always be nice and play along with CM's and they'll get to do it too.😄😄😄

[@NekoMouser]

I haven't been to Disneyworld in years, but I did go to Dollywood last year. They measured all the kids right inside the front gate and gave them those paper wrist bands. Then the ride operators always knew who was tall enough or not (and they could re-measure anyone they thought may have tried to switch wristbands). It was a pretty darn good system actually and kept the lines moving. And parents and kids knew right away what they could ride or not and avoid the whole trying to sneak on thing.

[@jennifereddleman6656]

Can I just add: People who record the Fireworks shows with their phones in the air in everyone's way. YOU CAN WATCH IT ON KZbin! JUST ENJOY THE MOMENT! Also, people who put their kids on their shoulders to watch the fireworks shows...hello! People and other KIDS are behind you who CAN'T SEE! A better alternative: hold the kid on your hip so they are eye level with everyone else.

[@khouston]

why cant I like this comment x10

[@KayTemptySimoleons]

Oh my god yes THIS I'm 5 feet tall even, and I have a HORRIBLE time trying to see over all these people even WITHOUT them holding their phones or children up in the air I'm little! I can't make myself any taller, please don't ruin this for me!

[@Nimeariel]

Even worse is people with iPADS (or tablets) holding them up in the air.... I don't want to watch the fireworks through your screen, I want to watch them in person!!

[@chibijaxie8772]

I miss the days when they made us sit down on the ground for the fireworks shows. After walking all day I would love to sit down now. But everyone stands up now. 😩😩😩 I can’t pinpoint when they stopped enforcing that, but I sure wish they would go back to it.

[@HellzJezebelle]

I cannot wait to go to the parks in Asia...NO STANDING!

[@juliecastillo914]

I think one of the things people often do that does not make sense is that you don't take a break. They go from first thing in the morning till the park closes even if there are magic hours with the zero break even with small children. By about 1 or 2 in the afternoon you're tired and it's probably the hottest part of the day and usually the most crowd. Go back to the hotel take a rest and come back refreshed. Especially if you're at a park that has Late Night Magic hours. We usually leave at 1 and come back at around 4 or 5 refresh and ready for another fun time in the park. And this also piggybacks onto the not over packing your bag because if you're taking a break in the afternoon you can switch out things in your bag that you might not need in the evenings but you need in the morning. You can also add things that you might need so you don't have to carry a full day worth of snacks and whatever else you need

[@vonsmore5046]

I completely agree, a place like Disney World can be very mentally stimulating to a young child. It's vital they nap or at least take a break. I ca't even count the amount of children I've seen scream crying because they're just exhausted.

[@timfischer]

Not true for everyone. We tend to go, go, go... always did even when the kids were little. Nobody melted down and everyone had a great time.

[@juliecastillo914]

@@timfischer I'm impressed because honestly I don't think I could go to Disney World from open to close without a rest in between without having a meltdown ( or at least feeling miserable). I guess when I was a teenager that's what we did but now that I've got a bunch of young kids and we've got diaper bags and strollers and everything mama needs a nap

[@annadefranco]

My mum and dad started traveling with us internationally since we were little and we’d walk 10 km a day easily and not complain, Disneyland Paris was a breeze for my brother & I (8 & 4yrs old respectively the first time we went) my parents just made sure we had a cold bottle of water, & that whenever we had a long wait time for rides that we’d sit on the floor and rest for a bit, they never had to deal with a meltdown (neither when traveling or when visiting Disney) and we always wanted to stay even longer! Yes, take a break if your kids are prone to meltdowns if they don’t take a nap, but at the same time, you’re paying so much to be there, that id use my parents strategy and enjoy the whole day going on rides!

[@veryberryblue8454]

Hot afternoon breaks at the hotel room are the best! I’ll put on the channel with Mickey Mouse cartoons, grab a snack and cool down for an hour or two. It makes the rest of the day so much better.

[@Ajo-rg4oj]

One cast member gave us fast passes for 4 rides for my sisters birthday

[@buckylovesplums_6731]

Cool

[@thecourier7216]

One time on Space Mountain this kid was to short and the kid and their dad left. The kid ran toward the ride and they had to use the emergency stop. No one was hurt luckily but the ride was delayed

[@melissaproulx5385]

I agree about complimenting staff! I forced myself on my last trip to make the time to compliment some great cast members at guest services at each park. They fill out the paperwork and assure us it will reach them. It felt great acknowledging people who put the magic in my day. I don't have twitter....

[@wretchedcats4909]

Honestly I appreciate the cast members so much. They're always so awesome and helpful. Usually they can understand what I'm trying to communicate even though I can't talk.

[@alexbrown1930]

Pushing their young kids past the point of exhaustion. Seriously, take the little ones back to the hotel for a mid-day nap. The park will still be there, and everyone will enjoy it better. Don't Rope Drop to Fireworks with a 5 year old!

[@hannahnorth3749]

That's so true. I have young siblings and everything gets worse real fast when they're tired. They end up taking naps throughout the day even if they don't on a regular day

[@alexbrown1930]

@@hannahnorth3749 I have been to WDW many times, and I always see it: the crying, exhausted young children, and the angry parents, and I am just like "Go back to your hotel and get that kid a nap! Everyone will be happier!"

[@jalapeno1119]

And then parents get mad at their kids when they fall asleep during fireworks. Calm down.

[@stillwatersfarm8499]

Our 4 year old did fine. We did break down and rent the stroller.

[@annajackson2239]

Unless your 5 year old can handle it. 😁. Mine was great. Others NOT even close.

[@charlottek8166]

Being kind to the staff at Disney can definitely get to some sweet bonuses. But being rude can also get you onto a blacklist that is spread across the park so other staff can be prepared for the shit you might give. And I don't think anybody would want to be on the blacklist in Disneyland or world...lol

[@thelisarahman]

To expand on being rude to cast members, do not be that jerk who stops in the middle of a cleared walkway to watch the fireworks. If you wanna watch the fireworks, arrive early enough to get a place to watch. But standing in a cleared space while a cast member is yelling at you to move and you refuse to do so is annoying. To the cast member, to you who is being yelled at and to the other guests around you who want to watch the show without hearing cast members on speakers yelling “this is not a fireworks viewing area. Keep moving” they make it clear when the fireworks are. If you didn’t make it early enough, that’s not the cast members fault. So don’t stand somewhere and refuse to move because you didn’t plan ahead of time to find a place to stand for the fireworks where you won’t get yelled at. The walkways are cleared out for a reason and it’s not so you can stand in a crowd free zone to watch the fireworks. And don’t be rude to cast members who get in your face when you refuse to move because you’re trying to watch the fireworks. It’s not their fault you didn’t plan your day accordingly so you could watch the fireworks.

[@skabs508]

Also, if you do plan ahead and you get to your spot early, thank you, but STAND UP. Sitting down and spreading your crap around makes it just that much harder for people to find good spots. You’re being a jerk. I know it’s been a loooooong day and your feet are tired, but that doesn’t excuse being a safety hazard.

[@gondorbunny]

Lisa Rahman I call that "entitlement syndrome". People who think they can just do as they please because THEY are more special than everyone else and how dare someone suggest otherwise. Unfortunately in our current circumstances that seems to be a growing phenomenon.

[@thelisarahman]

gondorbunny it’s especially true at Disney. Like they justify the amount of money it cost to get there for their terrible behavior. I remember a family (mom dad and daughter) stopped by some trash cans in the middle of a cleared walkway during the fireworks and a cast member asked them to move and they LOOKED PAST HER like she didn’t exist when she told them they had to move. So she kept repeating herself and waving her light up wand in their face and eventually the father was like “we are watching the fireworks” and the CM was like “you can’t stand here” and he was like “THEN TELL ME WHERE TO GO!” And she literally was “idc where you go but you can’t stay here” like really?! Why are people like that?? If the fireworks were something you needed to see, you shoulda found a spot an hour before the show started. Your fault you didn’t do that and now it’s packed.

[@veronicavolumes]

skabs508 I work at DCA on the west coast but got pulled to the Disneyland side on New Years Eve to help with guest control and I was in front of the castle making sure the walkway was clear, and I can’t tell you how many people just refused to listen and stopped right there to take a bunch of pics or try to watch what was happening at the castle. Stopping to take one quick pic is totally fine, but when they linger it becomes an issue bc then more people start lingering. And then right before midnight, a guest took down one of the ropes and a big crowd came flooding the walkway. It took me and several other CMs plus a lead and a manager to get the big crowd to go back because they’d created a fire hazard by filling the walkway and not budging when asked 🙃

[@renatadarling9691]

And when you do decide to stop in a cleared zone and the cast members have clearly given up trying to clear you and others out, and you are now blocking all twenty people behind you who got there early for ‘front row’ seats, don’t put your twelve year old daughter up on your shoulders and be even more of a jerk. The kids we are seeing go up on shoulders is RIDICULOUS. 3-4 year olds MAX please!

[@drewsmagicallegacy]

Great list AJ. Completely agree. My last trip I was at Aloha Isle at MK wanting to get a Dole Whip and the line was HUGE and there were only 2 other people besides me that used mobile ordering. People were actually asking the CM's why "these other people" were getting their treats faster (even though there's a huge sign that sayss MOBILE ORDERING). And what's crazy is people were hearing this while waiting on line, and STILL didn't mobile order....they just continued to wait in the long line.

[@melissaproulx5385]

I'm from Canada and there are many Canadians who refuse to pay the roaming fees so they usually leave their cell phones at home.

[@christine3043]

Mobile queue was longer and slower when I was there the other day.

[@christine3043]

Melissa Proulx ....I’m Canadian. There’s wifi in the park, plus roaming isn’t that bad. I use my home data and get unlimited calling for $8 a day. Only on days I use it. Good enough for me.

[@melissaproulx5385]

@@christine3043 I do the same but I have friends that refuse to pay $60 more to use their phones. Actually my friend won't be bringing hers this October, so we'll be using mine!

[@drewsmagicallegacy]

@@christine3043 I hear you about the longer queue, but those are somewhat rare situations. Mobile ordering is almost always the better and faster option.

[@aspenglen]

3:30 Here’s a fun story that got my family family of the day. For some context, I was 5 at the time and my brother was 7. My dad was an early riser. I can’t remember which hotel we were staying at, but all I remember was catching a bus at 7:00 in the morning. Once we arrived at the gates, my brother and I were being pretty reckless, being little kids and all. In order to distract my brother and I’s tomfoolery, my mom started talking to gat security lady. Her friendliness with the lady eventually lead to the question of being family of the day. This was most likely not the day magic hours were running or before the system was implemented, because we had the full park to ourselves for pictures. So being nice to cast members can really be great and lead to some great photos. Just keep that in mind in case your dads a nutcase like mine.

[@ttintagel]

“I’s” is not a word.

[@kaydee1506]

When me and my family went to magic kingdom, I was sick and threw up in front of a cast member, and she called someone to get me a chair, gave me a free water, and refunded our magic kingdom tickets, so I could have a good time and so my families trip wasn’t ruined

[@adrianocappatto816]

About waiting in the line for counter service for those who come from Brazil it makes sense. Because if we use our credit card we need to pay more 6,38% of tax to Brazilian goverment. But when we buy US Dollars we pay just 1,1% of tax. So, for us, makes sense not use the mobile to pay.

[@tainasiman2107]

maybe disney should provide chargable cards at the parks , because for sure we are not the only ones who go trough this

[@elainegilmartin7103]

So you could use your cash to buy Disney gift cards. Use mobile order using your bands. At the end of the day pay your bill at the hotel with your gift card. Extra tax avoided.

[@Kristine14]

@@elainegilmartin7103 And if you purchase disney gift cards at Target using your red card, you will save 5% per gift card.

[@themagicdownunder]

You can use your US cash to purchase Disney gift cards on property and then upload the card details to pay for mobile ordering

[@Mariah111981]

If you have the Disney dining plan you can use either your snack or quick service credits when using mobile order. It's not just for credit card charges

[@myaeve2605]

Thinking that lines don’t apply to them. Yes there might be 10 people in front of you. Yes the cast member you ask after you have avoided the line will probably still help you. This does not mean you SHOULD do it.

[@pfvruth]

About ignoring or being rude to cast members: VERY IMPORTANT!!! PLEEEEEASE BE NICE TO CAST MEMBERS

[@resmur8095]

@Hgyvtfygyhuh Ygihvutctvnininnin you quit insulting first

[@Deckmaster]

Found a great tip for bag packing. Use packing cubes to organize bags and stroller compartments. On a recent trip we had all the baby needs in a set of packing cubes in the compartment under her stroller. These had see through top mesh and the security would simply look them over / squeeze them most times then let us through. We could pull them out and get them back in the stroller so quickly that it was not an issue. Plus you can grab only the one you need when going to change a diaper.

[@elliespier3214]

Ya I don't get why people are mean to cast members. One time i went to Disneyland and we got a hotel room with a view of the parking lot but we got there about 30 minutes early and the cast member gave us a room with a view of the park. She was so nice.

[@ivyper_7334]

Where is putting hair bands on the top of expedition Everest?

[@Rikativity]

You can get your purchases sent to the front of the park to pick up later even if you're not staying on property! :D It's exactly like the resort package pickup, except you go to a location at the front of the park to pick up your purchases. It takes a few hours, so don't have them send it if you're about to leave the park, but it's fantastic and I get everything I buy sent to the front so I don't have to carry it around all day.

[@heyimmapersom42]

I can relate to the cast member part! If your nice to them it pays off! One time we socialized with a random cast member and ended up with a anyride/multi person fast pass!

[@saltcrystal100]

Also with purchasing items within the park, depending on the time of day you can send your items to the front of the park and pick them up as you leave! If you’re switching park and have a bunch of purchases too you can leave the bags at guest services and pick them up as you’re walking out! My fiancé and I did this when we last went and it was amazing

[@andrewchristensen7247]

6:44 - I've only been to Disney World once. I was 12 and most of my brothers wanted to go on fight of passage. We loved intense rides, and still do. None of us had seen the movie before. It is now my favorite ride at Animal Kingdom. We watched Avatar later that night after going back to the place we were staying at because we loved the ride so much.

[@disneyfan5584]

Disney cast members are some of the greatest people on earth. This is my 39th year of going to Disney and they have always been 99% of making my vacations a success. I love them.

[@pattypotatoe]

Greetings from Seattle; I'm learning how to pronounce English with you! Your intonation is marvelous!

[@ikeray1837]

The last one is even better than you might think. Most hotels don't want to store everyone's things from the day, so most of the time your stuff ends up in your actual hotel room. There's only been once that I had to retrieve my things from the gift shop and that was at Saratoga and because I was about to leave. Most days we came home to find our souvenirs sitting on our dining table.

[@clairecass58]

On the cast member thing when I went down to the front desk to get my magicband working and tell them All the problems we’ve been having we were nice to them and gave us three extra fast passes per person (we had nine people)

[@danielobrien863]

Don’t forget about package pickup at the front of the park as well! Anything you purchase in the parks (excluding non-sealed food) can be sent to the front of the park to pick up on the way out after 3 hours. And if something happens where you’re about to leave and it’s within the 3 hours, don’t hesitate to ask if a package is available early. If it’s not, they will usually retrieve the package from the original location for you! (But PLEASE don’t have a package sent to the front of the park and then expect to pick it up on the way out 15 minutes later. The service is best utilized when shopping earlier on in the day and you don’t want to have those bags in line or sitting in the stroller.)

[@FreakAboutSims3]

Bringing a three to six month baby with you when you know they’re not going to remember any of the trip and only making more work for yourself.

[@tomdavis3541]

I understand what you mean about the mobile ordering but my family does not have a smart phone. Disney requires the newest and greatest phones to do this. A lot of us are excluded from that. My tablet, for example is no longer compatible with the My Disney Experience app either but it was a couple years ago.

[@jenny9343]

Disney costs thousands of dollars tho. I cant afford disney but i could afford a phone..

[@tomdavis3541]

We put our money toward vacations like Disney instead of things like the latest tech. Can't do both- takes years to save, but we do it for the family time--my point is that Disney assumes everyone can do both....

[@fungalmasterpiece4114]

I was so emotional about going to WDW after years of planning and decades of dreaming that I tackeled Chip from the chipmunks like some stuffed animal. I was so embarrassed to find myself so out of control. I apologized and promised myself to have more control but then I met KyloRen and got some damn puppy love crush. Best place ever..

[@jasongraham3873]

AJ, I know this is a Disney World video but it may be worth mentioning in the future that unlike Disney World, Disneyland resorts do *not* offer free airport transportation.

[@victoriablake3826]

The last time we went to Disney my brother went up to the cast member at the line for tower of terror and asked if there was a single rider line (there isn’t). He looked kinda disappointed but the cast member let him get in to the fast pass line since he was alone. Cast members love to help the guests and often if you just ask nicely they’ll more than happily accommodate you

[@TrashLuvr1234]

When I was a kid I was forced to go on haunted mansion I kept my eyes closed the whole time and started crying. But then something happened that totally makes me confused I went on tower of terror with no regrets ya know the drop ride but I was to scared to go on a slow goofy not scary ride. Wow younger me just wow

[@aebrocks5327]

When me and my sister went to Disneyland. A cast member couldn’t speak Spanish. The cast member was trying to find someone to translate for her. My sister helped the cast member translate and speak Spanish. The cast member then said “ since you helped me I’ll let you go into the fast pass line”. We went into the fast pass line then. All you got to do it’s be respectful and help others

[@Kaneinja]

The fast pass one gave me flashbacks to when I wanted to ride Space Mountain one more time before leaving, but the ride broke down so the fast pass line was longer than the normal line because multiple time frames built up

[@elizabethadams8436]

With how convenient Magic Bands make getting in the park, we never bring bags anymore. I stick my cell phone with my ID in the case and walk through the no bag line. You get in the park faster. Most people bring bags to have snacks and water, but those get hot or spoiled within an hour in the Florida heat.

[@andrejackson6618]

Love how I’m watching this and I haven’t been since 2003

[@Rockhound6165]

I agree with going early but with little ones it's not always easiest. We just got back last week and our first day, we went to MK at 8am and we did the following all before lunch: Meet Mickey & Minnie, Peter Pan, It's a Small World, Under the Sea, meet Ariel, 7 Dwarves Mine Train, Winnie the Pooh ride, Haunted Mansion. By lunch(about 1pm) the crowd was ridiculous. However, by the end of the trip the kids were at the end of their tether especially after doing 3 straight early days(getting up at 6am). However, the last day after breakfast at Crystal Palace, we were able to get on Splash Mountain with no wait(wife and daughter went through a 5 minute stand by while I waited probably about 30 minutes.

[@shiekahfan01]

Forget about sending items to your apartment or hotel, you can request things sent directly to your home. My parents went last year for the their 25th Ann. and they had almost all of their suveniers shipped all the way back home lol

[@stephanieann9890]

Cannot wait for my trip! I leave for WDW on April 27.

[@carolinaespinoza199]

Hope u have a great trip

[@disneydarlings975]

We leave April 24! See you there 😁

[@disneydarlings975]

We leave April 24! See you there 😁

[@tiffprendergast]

Stephanie Ann have fun

[@idkidk4334]

My trip is at the end of June lol

[@jackg.7745]

This past Christmas time I was fortunate enough to be in line at the Main St Confectionery directly behind two ladies who represented their family of 14 (no joke...14!!!) who while on their 10 day vacation had used up a total of ZERO snack credits!!! They apparently had to spend every credit at that store then and there. I’m quite sure this was their last opportunity to use their credits before their vacation was over. It was at closing time and the store was packed. This is no exaggeration. They were literally spending 140 snack credits like this: “Give me aaaaa Minnie Sugar cookie, Ummmm 4 Marshmallow Mickeys, like ummm 2 Snickerdoodles, 2, no no no, 3 Chocolate Chip...How many credits do I have left? 130? OK...Ummm 2 Rice Krispy Treats....” for over 20 minutes this went on all while random grand kids should run up, interrupt the ladies and ask for a M&M cookie or some crap. Finally a couple of the Cast Members came over and started taking people’s orders and hand walked us to another cash register. I have no idea how long it took to get these two ladies taken care of but I can say that they certainly didn’t care about how long it was taking and were totally oblivious as to the major problem that they were causing and the number of people in line who were furious at them for what they were doing. If your reading this and you were one of those ladies please apologize and swear to never be “That Guy” again.

[@largol33t1]

Jack G., I doubt they cared one bit. But I know for sure that they'd be enraged if put on the OTHER side of such a ridiculous situation...

[@jackg.7745]

largol33t1 Oh...Heck yeah they would have gotten tweaked if it where on the other foot. We all got side eyed from them when the girls started helping us. A lot of folks today have no manners and are oblivious to the fact they’re being total jerks. It was Christmas so I didn’t speak up. If it had of been in the heat of July however, I might have blown a gasket.

[@juliecastillo914]

I don't see it as that big of a deal. They could have had all 14 of the people in their party standing in line and each placing individual orders. That would have taken longer and the store would have it been even more crowded. I have had people behind me get annoyed because I am ordering for quite a few people. I waited in line just like you did sorry but I have a large family

[@jackg.7745]

Julie Castillo Oh...I don’t know? How about thinking ahead of time, spreading your last minute purchases over a couple of days, maybe making a dang list before hand, being courteous to the cast members helping you because they were obviously getting annoyed with you, being courteous to the 30 people patiently waiting in line behind you (I was by no means the only person pissed at these idiots but I was polite...Others were not so polite hence the actions of other cast members) and not waiting to the last possible minute to buy your stuff. I have visited WDW with a large party as well. There were 8 of us on this trip. Our purchase took less than 2 minutes. I’ve also gotten to the end of my trip with unused snack credits. That’s why I’m a TIW member now and will never buy meal plans again. That being said, I never waited to the last minute to spend them. I don’t care if I had 200 snack credits left over. I would never be the jerk who would stand there like a freakin deer in the headlights and order stuff the way they did. If you don’t understand why doing something like that makes you a jerk and why it’s discourteous to others then I guess your destined to be “That Guy”.

[@jonp6201]

My family always plans one day designated for staying at the resort instead of going to the parks. There is so much to do there and people would be surprised an entire day can go by just by staying at the hotel.

[@ocularnervosa]

Fold up those strollers before you try to get on the transportation, especially the bus. The number of times a line of people are stuck behind someone who is struggling with folding up their stroller because they aren't going to get out of the middle of the door and lose their place is frustrating.

[@themariofan03]

Haven’t watched yet: Number one will be family t shirts?

[@JavaCake]

Dan Albanese Those are so cringey...

[@debbieroberts5866]

That's kinda petty you know...

[@durpykirby6526]

One time me and my fam were at the front of the line at Slinky Dog Dash and there was a storm on the way, but we may have had to abandon our spot in line because we had reservations for Chef Mickeys in a couple minutes. So we told a cast member and he said we could do both if he found us after our ride. So we rode the ride, found the guy and he took us to a place for only cast members. He contacted Chef Mickeys then a little later, another cast member came and took us to Chef Mickeys in a freaking fancy car. We got to do both we wanted to do and it was amazing.

[@rayvenner3340]

I don't plan on going to disney for a long time, I think youtube recommended because I've been watching defunctland. But these videos are soothing for some-reason and I the voice over?

[@imakeajiffypuff4525]

I used to work as a PhotoPass Photographer at Magic Kingdom and I never understood why some people would refuse to let me take their picture, even just with their camera. I later learned Universal Studios photographers will not take your picture with your personal camera. That is definitely not the case at Disney! There is no harm in asking a photographer to use your camera so the entire family can be in the picture. And, why not let them take your photo as well with their camera? It's free to check out their pictures and there is no obligation to purchase their photos.

[@77grintchkick]

After we went in April, we are all set with Disney. Never again!

[@jdssurf]

Explain yourself

[@apotatoguylikesdogs6761]

Flight of passage is pretty much soaring but more intense

[@chadls921]

Why does everyone put soaring?! It's Soarin'!

[@Mhaga81]

Dont think just because you have small children and/or a stroller that you can do whatever you want. Ive had parents with kids push me out if the way on their way to a ride, or when there are fireworks. Ive had parents either run into my ankles with their stroller or just stop in the middle on the walkway to look at the pamphlets or talk to said kid in stroller. Neither time does anyone ever say sorry. But like look at the pamphlets while in line or go to the side to deal with stuff. But dont stop in the middle of the main walkway to do so. Also watch where you put that stroller. Say sorry if you do hit someone.

[@auntiem873]

Package deliver is great and dangerous. I forget how much stuff I bought and have a terrible time packing at the end of the trip. My last trip I had some stuff delivered to my room but forgot the delivery time and I waited till the last minute for it to be delivered. For got it was so big and I had to re pack, shuffle stuff around to get it in my bags. That was no fun as the bus back to the Airport was waiting on me.

[@alleyraye3219]

My mom put stuff in my shoes to make me tAller even though I was only a 1/2 inch shorter

[@Motherhustler]

I’m planning to go probably by next year. My son will be getting a pass for special needs as he can’t wait super long for something he wants and it tends to end up with him screaming or running away.

[@gertiemarie2654]

Something I see all the time is pushing your kids to do things they wouldn’t do at home!! Does your kid walk 30,000 steps in 80 degree heat at home with no break? Does your kid stay up until 1am at home? No? Then don’t expect that on vacation!

[@andyg2456]

I definitely agree with being nice to cast members! During my last trip the cast member at my hotel was super nice and went out of her way to put a microwave in my room because my allergies didn’t allow me to eat out even though they had run out of microwaves at that particular hotel

[@bortt7183]

With the mobile order one, you're right, mobile order is much faster and more people should be using. But typically when I dont its because I intend to pay in cash as I dont have a bank near Orlando to deposit my money. Just food for thought, some people have to use cash every now and then :)

[@EmilyCheetham]

Regularising mobil ordering- I was in Disney world January last year. I couldn’t get into my account to check my fast passes (luckily had written them down) let alone get on to do mobil ordering of food. If you are from abroad or depending on your phone contract you may NOT be able to get the internet and Mobil order even if you want to. That’s probably why so many people don’t do- because they can’t get a strong enough internet signal. Yes I know there is free wifi in the parks but that may not always be enough depending of the quantity of people using it at specific times. Especially at busy times of year.

[@Viki1112]

If there are a lot of people, you still have to wait in line for mobile pay and it takes longer because people don't wait for their order to finish, they just order and get in the mobile order line right away, having the cast member spend a lot of time looking up each order that just entered system, defeating the purpose!

[@AJsMOM4782]

I go to Disney all the time.... one time I was upset at my mom over something and was rude to a cast member when I was in a line to buy a drink. To this day I feel guilty because she was actually really kind

[@lexichris9598]

As someone who worked at an amusement park the height thing is really bad. I DIDNT EVEN WORK ON RIDES but when a mother ask height requirements they act like its you're fault their hellspawn is a inch too short.

[@Tylercx3]

Anybody else like to see a low carb disney food video? I can't have a lot of sugar or wheat and that seems to be the vast mojority of the foods available.

[@elizzard95]

Tyler Cox I work quick serve in Epcot, and most of the time a cast member can get a chef to talk to you about low carb options!! Sunshine Seasons next to Soarin’ is amazing about it

[@justanotherlamehuman4627]

That's going to be a really hard video as Disney is just crawling with sugar and wheat. Really the places that come to mind that have a variety of whole foods that are not sugar or wheat are the fruit stands or whatever they're called. However, most restaurants both QSR and table service typically have "healthier" non-sugary and non wheat options. As what Elizabeth said, definitely let Disney know when ordering food made to order your dietary restrictions.

[@juliad4201]

You forgot how people bring urns and scatter their loved one's cremated remains across the park. 😶

[@suzannebolch3403]

Im in Disney world Orlando right now I’m staying in the beach club villas and Star Wars land is opening tomorrow ahhhhhhh

[@mnapier3795]

The first time I went to Disney, I went to (Orlando) and did the Flight of Passage in Animal Kingdom! First impression? Let’s talk! Lol The line was three hours long, but SO worth it!!!!

[@sophiethielman9378]

Also the one about the bag the people behind you might get annoyed if your taking forever checking bags

[@justclpr]

Great Vid. My only issue about the mobile ordering is...we ALWAY buy disney gift cards prior to the trip (so we don't put things on CCds) and use those to pay for things. and you can't "load" them to an account. If you could do something like this, I'd totally be on board.

[@sinistralwing]

I wish they would have an option to straight up charge mobile orders to the room if you’re a Disney resort guest. We go the gift card route also because we buy discounted ones through BJs and we use those to pay our room balance at the end of the trip. It’s kinda wack that mobile ordering charges are handled separately from that.

[@marysmith6082]

We did mobile ordering at the parks to save time and when we returned to the resort, we paid the balance with our Disney gift cards. The front desk was super accommodating in doing this because we did not want to put things on our credit card either. We also saved 5% on each Disney gift card by purchasing them at Target with our red card debit card before our trip.

[@chimeracolors2402]

I feel a good video for even universal studios. A lot of people do not realize how rude they are to cast/team members. And having people get upset and fight because their child is too short, it is 100% for your safety and ours. Heck even the package pick ups. Also for number 9 please call your bank before you go on vacation so they know you are out of state or wherever and to not put a hold on the account.

[@RuthRios]

I totally love your blog, wish we had something similar for Disney Paris

[@trapper9998]

Never been to disney (i live in aus) but I have never understood why anyone would treat an employee (cast member i guess they are called at disney) badly. I always try to treat them well and make them feel appreciated because hey they are doing a job that is there to keep me happy, if i can show some gratitude to them for doing so and maybe make their day a bit better i do.

[@rlaplant]

Thanks for the video. Very informative. Will probably only go in 2 years when kids are old enough, so it leaves time to prepare. But I will only do it for the kids, I don't know if it's your video or something else, but all this seems very tedious ... seems like a money pit. Is there any fun left to have? Waiting in line for hours, overpaying for food and hotel , having to carry "gifts". Looks like forced enjoyment. My wife tells me it's magical... but she went 30 years ago. I've never been. Maybe it's just me.

[@tammyslater-kendrick1593]

It's magical if you let it be...or you can be critical of everything that happens and let it be a disappointment. We're in our 60s and we've already gone at least 4 times this year (Season Pass Holders 4 years in a row). We no longer plan our day (other than getting Fast Passes to our favorite rides when we can), but we do see people who criss-cross the park multiple times because they didn't do a little planning ahead of time. This makes for very tired children (and adults) because they spend a lot of time trying to walk through crowds, then stand in long lines when they're exhausted. Here are some tips for waiting in lines with kids - (1) play a game with your kids. I saw some teens playing a Disney trivia game with each other on their phones - it was cute to watch them and they were having a fun time. (2) Everyone is always talking about spending "quality time" with their kids, but fail to take advantage of an hour (or more) of just standing in a line with them. Talk about the last ride - what was their favorite part, etc. (3) Play a movie for your kids on your phone (maybe the Disney movie for the ride you're waiting for???) Be sure to take a mobile charger with you - and headphones with a splitter if you have more than one child. (4) Buy battery-operated fans to keep everyone cool. Of course - these things require "planning"...see why it's important?

[@jeffd9193]

Tammy Slater-Kendrick If you’re a pass holder and can go multiple times, then you can have a more relaxed visit, but if you only have one 4 day trip with a family of 4 or more, it’s not the most magical trip ever.

[@notyourmama6511]

They should bring back the large LED screens for wait times. Saved so much time and walking.

[@nicolewilson4821]

AMAZING CAST MEMBER STORY. so we went to see Winnie the Pooh characters at Animal Kingdom, and one of the cast members asked us if we would be in the park all day, we said yes. She offered us a ride on a float in the Parade and of course we said yes! So we met the cast and a couple other visitors, they gave us safari vests and hats, and we (my family of 4) got to ride on our own float in the parade! It was such a magical experience for a 6 year old!!!!

[@militarymeagan9816]

My son couldn’t go on rock n roller coaster and I was pregnant so they gave both of us free souvenirs! Cast members are the best!

[@zoem.2438]

a lot of this applies to a ton of amusement parks!! thank you so much for bringing attention to a lot of these issues. I work at legoland, and I can’t even count how many times people try to sneak their kids on the ride when they’re clearly not tall enough.

[@chickenman061187]

I went to disneyworld on my hunnymoon a couple of years ago and the cast members made the trip amazing

[@mercymainbtw8132]

I see most of these all the time...every single time. Every single hour of every single day😂

[@Matthew-pw5nj]

When my family goes , one night when the fire works go off we ride splash mountain back to back. I get socketed because I am the smallest and go in the front .

[@deansproductions]

#2 - taller shoes actually are ok. the heights are based on total height, shoes add to this height - and make the restraints work etc.

[@charlotte-senpai933]

One time my mom and I went to Disney for my 12th birthday, and we wanted to go on the frozen ride in epcot. The line was like, an hour and a half long, and I REALLY wanted to go on the ride, but we had no fast pass. A cast member was walking by and he said “Hey, have a magical birthday!” And I said thanks. He looked at my mom and said “how many people are in your party?” And my mom said “2.” And he said “Great, come with me” and he took us to the very front of the line. Best birthday ever

[@Tomani02]

The cast is the best in the world.

[@Ty0604]

I’ll take things that never happened for $1,000 Alex!

[@dovekinz5799]

Cast Members Are The Best 💖💫👑

[@aan0409]

Ty stuff like this happens all the time at Disney World. If a ride is over staffed or it’s slow on any particular day, they will literally send one cast member out every hour just to create magical moments, just like this one.

[@dovekinz5799]

@@Ty0604 Can I Get Idiots That Dont Have A Brain For $5,000 Alex

[@rebeccaconsley7720]

My husband and I were at Disney when his stepdad passed away. We had to leave several days early and went to the front desk to cancel the rest of our trip and stuff. The cast member did so much for us including giving us all the money back for the rest of the nights and the meals we didn’t use. I love that cast member. He made a really hard time much easier.

[@maren6986]

Omg I’m so so so sorry for your loss and bless that cast member

[@starchipmunk92]

I'm sorry for your family's loss

[@joellouisfire]

So sorry for your loss. Glad that cast member made things a little easier.

[@okashi10]

So sorry for your loss. My dad passed away 2 weeks before our Disney trip so we had to decide if we were still going to go or not. (We did. We had a nice, bittersweet time.)

[@floridasunshine2670]

That's awesome and nice that you chose to share a positive experience. There are good people in our world.

[@racafritz]

My husband ended up getting the flu while we were there many years ago. He was in bed rest while I would get food to bring back from the commissary. There was a cast member serving up the food that I saw in evening. I told her my husband was sick in bed so, she made him a cup of chicken noodle soup every night for me to pick up until he was better. It wasn’t a menu choice and, I know it’s easy enough to make but, she went the extra mile during dinner hours to do that for me. Also I wasn’t charged for the soup. When he was better he thanked her very much for the soup and, we gave glowing statements to the restaurant manager and, to the hotel management.

[@Beepbopboop19]

Love this 💖

[@lilahmanfredi1889]

Here’s a tip: go on splash mountain at night. Literally n o line.

[@captainneeda2230]

Dungeons&Cats _ thanks it worked

[@stegydraws]

You can also get a pretty good veiw of the fireworks right before you go down the drop.

[@padmeskywalker1537]

I prefer to not be cold but I’ll be doing this 100% when it’s warm. Honestly, no matter where you go the water rides are usually almost always empty when it’s night time. :3

[@juliad4201]

But then you freeze xD

[@averybritt4775]

I went on it when it was like 50 degrees outside and literally no ride and yes I was freezing but I rode it 6 times without getting off and it was soooooo worth it 10/10

[@davidchatzistamatis8893]

#9 Standing smack dab in the middle of the walkway talking about what you're gonna do next instead of STANDING OFF TO THE SIDE

[@alyssa_arlert9842]

DavidC1776 PREACH MAN PREACH!

[@definitely_Human96]

It's even worse when it's a huge group. I mean field trip big and block the entire path.

[@kitkatie0]

This bothers me anywhere and everywhere. Concert venues, carnivals, malls. There is no reason you need to stand in the middle of a walkway, it's a WALKWAY, this means walking to where you need to go! 😆

[@valyouablecreationsstudio]

That happens everywhere...including Walmart 🥵😭😂

[@christopherrahman1358]

I had a family of 8 do this in front of the entrance to ET at universal to discuss if they wanted to ride it and got very angry when I walked right through them to get in line.

[@kelsiparker7990]

#9: Drag your kid on a ride they clearly don't want to go on. It completely ruins a ride on Haunted Mansion when the Doom Buggy next to you has a toddler screaming in terror the entire time. And before you say Haunted Mansion isn't that scary, I will say as someone who kept their eyes clamped shut the entire time when they first went to Disney -- it's not the reality of the Mansion, it's the anticipation of something scary that causes the panic.

[@kaylind543]

That's probably why one of my favorite rides, "Alien Encounter" closed down 😭. There was always a screaming child.

[@amber-pe6ne]

100% agree with the last sentence. the first time i rode haunted mansion, i was terrified - my anxiety made me freak out & i spent the whole ride with my eyes shut, trembling. the second time i went on, i knew nothing was going to jump out at me or harm me, and it was much more enjoyable

[@jenniferfielders4363]

'Haunted' can be quite the trigger for A LOT of people, both young and old 🙂

[@maddieclarke258]

Kelsi Parker The first time (that I remember. I had been to Disney once when I was 5 but have very few memories of it) that I went on the haunted mansion I was 13 years old and I was TERRIFIED of going on the haunted mansion. For a quick backstory, I went with my step mom and step sister who had been to Disney loads of times before and they assured me it wasn't scary, but up until that point, my only experience with "haunted" things were haunted hayrides back home where the main goal was to make to pee yourself in fear and usually ended up with someone crying. So in my defense, I had a different expectation going into it. I quickly figured out that they were right and now it's one of my favorite rides, but I could absolutely see how a young child would be scared out of their minds going on that ride. Heck, the pop ups in the grave yard scene still spook me. I just realized that I've been rambling for too long, so I'll just make my point. TL;DR: I totally agree that the haunted mansion probably could be too spooky for young children who are afraid of the dark and/or ghosts and monsters

[@bleachbus1409]

I bit my dad's hand when I was going...... He said he did the same thing when he was my age.......btw I was like 6

[@livsmakeupchannel4944]

One trip, when I was 8 or 9, my family was going on Space Mountain for the first time. My sister, who was 6 at the time, wasn’t tall enough to ride. She was quite upset and she had to stay with my grandparents while my parents and I rode Space Mountain. The cast member at the door could tell that she was upset, even though she wasn’t showing it, and to cheer her up he gave her a voucher for the Disney store. He also gave me a snack credit. My sister then went and bought a Pluto toy and she absolutely loved it. The cast members are great at Disney and will always try to make your trip the best it can be. Remember that

[@sonjayechavarria]

I'm surprised there are no tap dancers.Oh Lord

[@juliad4201]

Similar thing happened to me! When I was pretty young, I was too afraid to ride the Indiana Jones adventure at Disneyland. The cast member stayed with me in line while my family went aboard. She talked with me a bunch, although it was pretty loud in there. She also gave me a card to decode the secret message in the cue! I didn't know what it was though so I lost it xD

[@barstoolschalkdust]

From my experience, the fact that there was a height requirement for space mountain was absolutely insane. Pretty cool that they gave your sister a voucher though.

[@CharaTheComedianDreemurr]

@@barstoolschalkdust The reason for height is because kids who are too small and can slip from under the restraints. Also because they have more space they get thrown around a lot and can receive a concusion or other injuries, Disney wants to avoid lawsuits for that reason and don't need another death because a kid is too short.

[@mamawlou]

Yes my granddaughter was a cast member and she said it was the best job she ever had, and would still be there I am sure if it only paid enough for her to live on, but they don’t pay a good wage.

[@CloverFoxxx]

Being nice to cast members! I can attest to this one!! Last time my family went to Disney I was 8 months pregnant. My daughter (7) wanted to see her favorite princess Aurora, so we got in line only to be told by a cast member that Aurora wasn’t taking anymore kids this evening, as it was getting close to her “bed time”. My daughter was slightly disappointed, but my pregnant self LOST IT. I couldn’t stop crying no matter how hard I tried! The cast member felt HORRIBLE, even though I kept telling her it was ok, I was just pregnant, and couldn’t control it. She asked us to come back in about 20 minutes, and so we sat on a bench nearby, and I sobbed the entire time. The girl came back with a Mickey ice cream for my 7 year old, and a Aurora Christmas ornament, took us to a private area near by, and surprised us with a PRIVATE 1 on 1 meet and greet with princess Aurora!

[@eldergeek6077]

I'm sure it's happened before and will probably happen again.

[@marconeill9510]

So crying when you don’t get your way does work 😂

[@paraonyt]

Imagine crying cause you don’t get your way and making someone go out of there way just to make specifically you happy Pregnant or not pregnant there’s no excuse for that Your daughter couldn’t see someone dressed in. A costume

[@juliad4201]

@@paraonyt She can't control herself that easy... Show some respect. You haven't been through pregnancy if you think like that. Actually, neither have I, but I am female and understand that it is nothing to laugh about.

[@saltybonsai8369]

Oh cast members are the best!