I'm an idiot and I broke Walt Disney World at Animal Kingdom Lodge

[@goldenpix2700]

Any other 42 minute video: "Nope. Not watching this. Justin's 42 minute video: "Aw yeah! This is going to be cool!"

[@davidray3133]

Manegogirl 28 Learn how to spell "actually". It'll help you.

[@alisonhanshaw1508]

Manegogirl 28 ACTUALLY 43 MINUTES and 8 SECONDS

[@goldenpix2700]

Flower the Flowey WELL I'M SORRY

[@rosofficesolutionsinc1572]

i use fast forward a lot

[@terraJosh]

You didn't have to post a useless comment no one gives a hoot about. lol

[@KimTheGoodGirl]

I used to work for Hilton. There is literally a tool specifically to open a latched door. It's a flat metal thing you shove in the door crack and it pushes the latch open. wtf Disney lol

[@KimTheGoodGirl]

This happened multiple times a day at my hotel.

[@Larsvdzeijden]

Even I can even do it without special tools...

[@jpals05]

This is not uncommon at all. Happens daily at my hotel.

[@jpals05]

Coming from someone who works in a hotel, she must be new if that the weirdest thing she has ever heard of. HAHAHA!

[@alinelaura7714]

Jayson Pals Tell me the name of your hotel so I can avoid being on a place where someone immature like yourself is. Stop laughing about other people, it's disgusting and will drive you down.

[@Lisa_Perl]

You're not dumb. You found a flaw in the room. They should fix that.

[@AlexMR]

easiest fix is add a magnet in the back of the doorknob so it's not so easy to be blowed by wind lol or doors stoppers

[@nathanilemiller7750]

😘

[@bryanfykes8670]

I know this is a bit late... bit they make a special tool to flip this latch from the outside. It's a pretty common tool.

[@garfixit]

👍

[@graymoreghost]

You are a riot! You have a knack for taking some of the most uninteresting things, and becoming so engaged in your storytelling that it just captivates your audience. At least, I feel that way. Everyone should know someone like you. It would make the world a more fascinating place not that it isn't already. How lucky your son must be to have a father like you. I bet you told great bedtime stories!

[@crazykev6491]

Gregory Gnoffo I totally agree.

[@guapoberry]

Ignore the haters. Best vlog ever.

[@korihoornstra7364]

Wayne Soles true

[@garfixit]

He needs to learn how to ride a giraffe 🦒🤣to the other balcony

[@80shorrorronniepierce67]

wide doors to bathroom so somebody in wheelchair doesn't sue the hotel

[@emma.328]

They have handicap hotel rooms

[@solgato5186]

+Emma Carlson It can happen unexpectedly between booking & going; trust me. 🤕

[@GoofyHD3]

The actual story starts at 17:42

[@jonkimberson3253]

You the real mvp

[@PoptartPockets]

+Jon Kimberson fr

[@hannahwardin6548]

Ty!

[@noah_warren]

Thanks

[@SuperCoalBlox]

GoofyHD ty

[@TheMellowPumpkin]

This is a cautionary tale about design oversight.

[@ThrifterPicker]

Thanks for including his and his and hers and hers. You're a pretty decent guy :)

[@Sadstar658]

My family usually hates when I put on youtube (on the tv) but they found this story hilarious. Also highly unfortunate.

[@StormAlterWorlds]

Having worked in hotels for years, this happens pretty frequently. There's a pretty simple tool at the front desk that's specifically for this situation or, as has happened less frequently (to me, at least), when the guest in a room has either passed away or is not responsive to staff trying to get into the room for whatever reason.

[@Riffer_Tx]

The doors are oversized for wheelchair access. The shower is oversized to accommodate a shower chair for the handicapped. The room is predesigned to handle the needs of any guest. A very smart practice for a Resort that wants to keep all of its guest happy.

[@MixcenyDusk]

You aren't dumb just saying. You're unknowingly clever enough to break Disney. Like that was a really interesting story. You got something more to tell to people when people are talking about crazy Disney stories. XD

[@porchfyre612]

I bet this guy has a lot of "...and we talked for hours" stories.

[@prtater]

I keep thinking of the baby going out on the balcony and flying away…

[@marisahopper4616]

Look at it this way.. you provided the Cast Members with an exciting new experience. Glad it all worked out.

[@SuperLQQK]

Awesome story telling, Justin. I've had a similar thing happen to me. Staying at a hotel by myself and at 3 am decided to leave the room and get a soda. Door slammed shut and that was enough force for that inside lock to flip over. I couldn't get back into the room. The hotel staff could not believe there wasn't someone in the room. They had to rip the inside door frame off to get me back into the room. Yikes. I thought for sure I would end up with a huge hotel bill, but, it worked out fine. Good thing I put on pants before I went to get the soda.

[@selingola12]

+justinscarred I am seeing a lot of comments below about room personal motivations/room prices, which make me very sad. I hope that people understand that you are doing this because you are passionate about it, and that other people appreciate this and chip in to help you continue to connect with people and do what you love. As someone who is not wealthy and loves Disney, it is awesome to get to see the cool rooms that I will most likely never be able to see in person. Thank you for showing us, and thank you for your continued devotion to the blogs and adventures. Just purchased my Randomland tshirt, can't wait to rep it in Wisconsin!

[@jjbutler1614]

Thanks for the room advice and thanks to the people who gave him this room

[@erikjames8463]

I couldn't help but think of Johnny Depp from the description. Because if Jack Sparrow has taught me anything, he has taught me this: It's the honest ones you want to watch out for- because you can never predict when they will do something "incredibly stupid". You see, Johnny Depp is the key to all of this!

[@zenclaw13]

that's cuz he is a funnier character than they have had before. he is the key to this whole thing....

[@ericnheath1]

All I can think of is what if you had a baby and they got locked in the other room?! Total nightmare!

[@nathanplatt5517]

that bathroom is designed for a person in a wheelchair, that is why there is a wider door and a grab handle in the bathtub and the bigger shower so somebody can sit in a chair or their own wheelchair and take a shower

[@my2cents2u]

+Nathan Platt ~ Sorry to burst your bubble, but that is definitely *not* an 'accessible' bathroom.

[@Narutocoolcat]

My baby jumped off the balcony and started flying!

[@KimSuecutie]

People must really hate your room tour videos, because I'm seeing more thumbs down than usual, but I really love the way you tell a story, man. Only thumbs up coming from me. Maybe I'm easily entertained, but I'm riveted by your story telling.

[@veronny2756]

Kind of braggy is why he is prob getting thumbs down.

[@ElizaShakiraMassani]

It could just be there way of telling him to get on with the story because about 30 mins of this video was him explaining things before he started the story. I got lost for a moment because he wasn't telling the story lol but it was great story telling

[@buster5661]

Video length

[@motohawk9972]

you know, this sounds like a bad episode of I love Lucy. JUSTIN, you got some splaining to do! That's just friggin HILARIOUS!

[@fabetape650]

That's is what I was thinking of 😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@Sarawkweird]

This is a day in the life for me. I get myself into stupid situations like this on the regular. Like. It could be a TV series. I'm glad you shared your misadventure; they are my favorite kind of stories.

[@Drebe73]

This was worth the 43 minutes. Funny and suspenseful. Justin, you are adorable.

[@amandaplass1629]

My house does that, the laundry room between kitchen and and garage.I was warned about it yet still happened. The thing is when it's slammed by wind it gets stuck and only way to open it is slam your shoulder in from kitchen. Thank goodness I left the sliding door open so out the laundry room, trough garage to back yard then got in the house.

[@998877asdfghjkl]

20 minutes locked in a room with justin.. 😌❤️

[@rkstevenson5448]

Worked in hotels for years, and I was chuckling through this story because there absolutely is a tool for the situation (you can slide it into the gap the door makes even when the latch is engaged, settle it on the latch, and then close the door slowly and the tool guides the latch into the open position) and I know that only about half the hotels I worked for had it easily accessible at the front desk. I imagine a lot of front desk have never even seen it, and many of the rest wouldn't know how to use it. But for future reference, yeah, it's a real tool and if you work in a hotel and it doesn't have it, say something to them about it so that can be addressed.

[@MikeCook2007]

Aw, you ain't stupid Justin! It could've happened to anyone! You just go and relax, enjoy the rest of your time at Disney World! If you could I'd love to see and hear some fun stories of the Haunted Mansion and your thoughts on the many differences between the WDW's and Disneyland's Haunted Mansions. :)

[@crobinsonpaints]

my baby went out on the balcony and flew away! lol I'm glad you showed them the design flaw of that suite so that next time when it's an emergency they are better prepared or they prevent it altogether :)

[@ryukagesama]

Something similar happened to me once. The front desk had a tool specifically for flipping that latch open.

[@michealmetcalf3125]

Man that was a crazy scenario lol but I'm glad you got out of it okay and didn't get in trouble. Have a safe trip back home! Much love to you

[@phistry810]

I’m kind of surprised by this. I work in hotels and we have a tool for when this happens. It seems to happen more than you would think in adjoining rooms.

[@ElizaShakiraMassani]

Man Justin way to break the hotel system! Lol

[@darylturcott]

Big thank you to the sponsors who help out , so we get to see these cool things.

[@blando7034]

I just spent 42 mins watching a hotel story And it was worth it

[@Happi-HD]

to save you all some time: he had 2 rooms, everybody checked out, and the 2 rooms are connected with a door. Door can be opened only on one side. guy is on other side. all his stuff in other room. goes out to hall, latch for the main door to get to the other room is broken and door won't budge. etc.

[@cadence4527]

Hey, look at it this way, Disney can now plan for this situation to happen again so it won't take so long next time.

[@Mouserjan0222]

if the wind blew the door shut, you did not break anything, they need to fix the issue because I'm sure it has happened before

[@0FFTAP]

Classic George Costanza moment! This sort of thing happens to me all the time. Fantastic delivery of a memorable life moment. :)

[@lillycofell8671]

I love your videos. I grew up with disney so watching your videos makes me happy 😊. I was actually at WDW like a month after you were there lol. Keep up with the good work

[@mellymuse1]

That is such a beautiful room! What a dream that must be to stay there. Although you had a crazy experience and you weren't feeling well, I'm glad it all worked out in the end. I live vicariously through you and your adventures. Thanks for sharing them!

[@SJMelb747]

I loved listening to this story! I'm a hotel 'addict', so these vlogs are my favourite. Love a hotel dilemma. Thanks Justin!

[@karenjohansen6544]

When you was thinking about all of your problems and stressing over them, it was almost like 'something' decided to say '' That's not a problem, THIS is a problem '' lol. Glad it all worked out well in the end. At least it highlighted that the Hotel needs some kind of way to open those doors if it happened again!!

[@ChiverRay]

I know this is mean because you had a terrible experience and I truly am sorry for what comes next here. I couldn't stop laughing as you were telling this story. Especially when you said that the maintenance guy had never had this happen. Glad it all worked out and thanks for letting us laugh at your pain!

[@oliviaggallup]

Everyone is so rude in the comments...

[@oliviaggallup]

You're my favorite KZbinr Justin! Keep it up. 😊

[@mtor82]

This is really long.. but worth the wait. What a story! Make me laugh A LOT

[@giannagronowski6348]

Stop hating on Justin, I enjoy his rambles If you don't, then watch his shorter videos

[@EdwardBerryy]

"My baby jumped off the balcony and started flying!!" lol. That was rich! This was a great vlog. good video!

[@whimsical82]

Love the room tours and I think the way you tell stories is fantastic! You're always super excited and positive and if people don't like it, well is there any room for negativity on the Sometimes Vlog? I think not. Thank you for taking the time to share the rooms with us- that seriously takes a lot of time to film and upload, and I think you make it PERFECTLY clear how grateful you in fact are for ALL of the crazy opportunities you are given. Anyways, keep up the great work and keep doing you. My husband and I absolutely love watching both yours and Adam The Woo's videos.

[@laurenwindley9267]

Sounds like something that would happen to me....these things always happen when I'm somewhere fancy. Glad you got it figured out!

[@redstonecommander5190]

Yeah, apparently that’s true. Some hotels may do have the alarm clocks with USB ports, but most people would check the time depending on how long they are staying in the hotel using their phone so there might be too many hotels that own a clock on each hotel room

[@mattwarner6390]

I've been in some pretty bad situations at hotels but this one blows all mine. It sounds like you needed to go home, and schleep well.

[@panda-lq7ps]

SEE SEE DO YOU SEE WHAT HAPPENED THAT HAPPENED TO ME😂😂

[@drgandd]

Nice stealth Back to the Future Part II ref there 😂

[@O2BSoLucky]

That is such an excellent story. Really well described. I really am surprised that that hadn't happened before, kids would be super tempted to play with the connecting doors.

[@swarlock]

Never a dull moment with you, Justin. The most that ever happen to me was to leave my Magic Band tback into my resort room whenever I went to the parks.

[@susangaston6645]

I am in the hospitality industry. There is a special tool that firs between the door and the frame to push that latch out of the way. You would think that if The Hilton Garden Inn in Rock Hill, SC has one, Disney should.

[@mushieslushie]

I'm in a very similar style room at this very moment, and that door only has a deadbolt. Makes way more sense and makes that situation not as likely.

[@susangaston6645]

The town where I live had an old mill town who during the depression paid their employees in Loonies. It was their own form of money that could be spent in the company's store. That way, he could pay his employees, the cotton mill did not close, and everyone got to eat. So, the loonie bin could be a money pit.

[@ZOEgirl567]

You poor guy >.< That would suck to be so stressed out while sick.

[@fungirl1121]

You can open those, there was an easier way to do that. If this ever happens to anyone or you again, open the door all the way until you feel it latch. Then bring it back about half way or less and push a credit card or something slim like that against it and it should open right up. I've been in this situation before at my moms apartment

[@MissApocalypstick]

Don't feel too bad, Justin. I did the same thing when I went to WDW with my family in 2010. I mean, the exact same thing: we had a joining room I couldn't get back into because I stupidly deadbolted the hallway door. Lost my ticket that trip as well and felt pretttty stupid for the rest of the time I was there :|

[@PaulDGreen]

I didn't mind the long story. And yeah I saw the giraffe. You're a good man Justin.

[@stephaniepalovchak3623]

This was in my recommended videos and I'm so happy that I watched it. I found my new favorite youtuber. XD

[@Axdyn417]

Dude. You kind of made your own mousetrap. o.o ...Oh the irony in that statement. Though since you shared an embarassing moment, I'll share one of mine. We have this weird self-locking backdoor...I had to go out the back door to get something out of our storage room, and I was in nothing but my pajamas on a very very cold day. I left the door open enough so it wouldn't lock behind me...And it locked anyway. I had no keys, no cell phone, I had to go see the neighbors in my pajamas, to call my Mom to come back from her day out to let me back into the house. lD;;; Now I tend to carry my key and cell in my pajama pants pockets. Or wear my Jack Skellington hoodie that has more pockets. Hope that helps. lD And thank you for the vlog! I'm going to be surprised if no one animates this story though. ^^;

[@TheNFantom]

I think the toilet phones are in case you run out of toilet paper so you can call down for more

[@sophiecook2054]

Everyone's like GET TO THE POINT!!!!! But let's be honest, 40 mins of Justin hilariously rambling is all I could ask for!!! 💜❤️😂

[@tappergal]

Thanks for letting us peak into this fancy suite!

[@TonysDisneyAdventure]

I find it funny that they had never experienced this before. I work in hotels, so the whole time i'm watching this I'm thinking "oh that's no issue they just take the tool unlatch it easy peasy lemon squeezy" In the small select service hotel I work in we have this flat prong-esque item that is specifically used to undo latches should something like that or an emergency issue arise. Happens in very rare occasions, but it can happen. Weird that Disney didn't have that same item.

[@benavides2u]

hey Justin Ive been watching your videos for the past 4 days but this one made my day lol, im glad you got in. best regards.

[@monkelad2042]

I've worked at Disneyland Resort Hotels for 4 years and I've encountered a lot of weird stuff. But not anything like this! I'm so glad they were able to help you!

[@joannak4767]

you're so likeable when you tell this story! everyone can totally relate

[@rickschulte8594]

Justin, I had a friend at a Fancy resort. locked himself out if his room, with only a towel..but by Gods Grace, found a window unlocked, he was freaked. wondering if he was going to have too good to office as he was. and this was late.

[@cadence4527]

Actually, what entered my mind was, 'man, imagine if they banned you from Walt Disney World for this; imagine the conversation you would have with Adam the Woo about it'. Thankfully, that was not the scenario.

[@kristin6351]

Lol, you danced around the point a little too damn long, but that was a funny story

[@6monthsago941]

no it really wasn't, be honest

[@nanobotjr]

Why so negative?

[@SashaFitzgerald]

Hilarious story Justin! Thanks for sharing that beautiful suite with us :)

[@jstepan8585]

Absolutely hilarious story Justin. Sorry that happened, but I learned how to open a hotel door if I’m locked out. Also....the vegetarian cheetah story and the antelope pondering a Vegas trio almost made me choke! Ha!

[@RebeccaH808]

In all story took too long to explain, but in the end it was a lesson well learned and a funny story!

[@katherinehamilton1664]

Just helping WDW troubleshoot, good job! That room is so nice, how wonderful that you had the opportunity to stay there although being so sick.

[@celine.nm888]

I know Justin being alone in the room can make you frustated like for real.i feel that too.

[@tysaylor551]

I watch your videos with Music loops from disney world playing in the background and it makes it that much better

[@genevieve218]

Just found your channels and already watched all videos on live fast die poor, this channel is next! Love your videos!!

[@Idreallyrathernotthanks]

I laughed, I cried, I learned something about myself.

[@luvmeluvmycat]

You may have alerted them to the hazard of their security problem. What if that was a fire or a tornado. You may have saved hundreds of lives. You should have a lifetime of free rooms!!

[@christines4548]

One of the reason why doors in expensive housing/ hotels / buildings were so wide dates back to the 18th century and the wide mantua skirts that high class women wore. The door ways of the era were contructed wider so women didn't have to turn to the side to enter a room. As it is seen with the aspect of being rich, the tradition has carried on though the ages to now. It is also kept for more functional things such as wheelchairs.

[@roberts.arnone1808]

It's unfortunate that happened to you Justin. Don't let it get to you tho, there's been worse things that have happened at Disney Resorts. I worked at the Grand during my DCP have seen and heard some strange things. Extremely jealous too btw. You'd think that while I was there I would've explored that resort, but sadly no. I definitely want to stay there my next visit to Disney. Thanks for sharing your experiences.

[@wlwal1]

What a beautiful place! Most likely won't ever have the $$$ to go to WDW, But thanks for giving us the tour, and hope you feel better after this incredible experience !!!

[@MsDesignDiva]

They make the doors extra wide to be disability compliant, so that if a guest is in a wheelchair they can get in too

[@umabari]

LOL! What a series of unfortunate events. I would have never imagined this course of happenings could even make this happen.

[@YuckTradingCo]

The only thing I could think about during this entire video is "PLEASE, GOD, JUST STICK A SHOE OR SOMETHING IN FRONT OF THAT STUPID DOOR SO IT STOPS SLAMMING SHUT"

[@Cutelatinguy2]

HAHA... good one Justin! This is like one those GIFs that are never ending yet you watch to see if there is a payoff. LOL

[@transtremm]

Love the hotel room tour videos. It's amazing to see exactly what you get for the big bucks. There is some real luxury here, sure beats getting eaten up by mosquitoes and sharing a communal bathroom at Fort Wilderness camp ground.

[@scotthouston4714]

+transtremm Have you ever tried staying in a cabin in Fort Wilderness? That place is huge.

[@Busterseyes]

Not everyone would think to leave that door latched until something like this happens to them. Good story that no one will ever know ; ) Looking to stay at the AK Villas in December and do the Nightvision Safari Tour.

[@alexandramarie0703]

Stressed out Justin is the funniest Justin. 😂👍🏼

[@KentuckyRanger]

I remember when I was 14, my family went to Disneyland for a week, and we stayed at the Disneyland resort hotel. We had 2 adjoining rooms and all the cool stuff. It was 1997. It made it so nice to just leave the room, hop the monorail, and be at the park like nothing. During the day I came back to the room and was freshening up, when the Mexican maid cleaning the adjoining room opened the separation door and we both had the snot scared out of us! She hollered a bunch of words n Spanish, and I jumped over the bed and landed on the other side, on my butt. Why tell you? Because we all do goofy, stupid things. Things at the time were't funny, but are hilarious after the fact. This si going to be one of those stories you'll remember forever! And now I will as well... ;O)

[@jameshakes6842]

well i hope everything works out and ALL GOOD and AT LEAST you got back in

[@axelpanic]

i work hotel security. in the days of room cards, you stick two cards into the night latch and slam the door shut. upon opening the door, the latch is off.

[@markreardon3472]

It's all good! Things happen, we learn and move on but remember and never repeat mistakes.