Shooter @ Disney World? Halloween Horror Nights Review | Ooogie Boogie Bash | Resort Recon Podcast

[@aster4jaden]

The Throwdown In Toontown will forever be one of the must amusing things to come out of Disney thanks to the High Council.

[@avarice.karmageddon]

Situation awareness from my own experiences of active shooter training in hospital and college. An ex-boyfriend was a criminal justice major and having a cop in the family. I think about looking at all the exits, mass crowd situations, likelihood of a soft target (like starting lines at road running races), and running away from danger even though my medical training wants me to run to danger to help the injured. I look for patterns and signs of danger too. Common sense, thinking and humans go in the crowd mentality mindset when in large crowds makes it so dangerous. Disney like Taylor Swift concerts are soft targets for people with dangerous and deadly mindset on mass casulties. Healthcare made me think of the worse thing happening too because then they're brought to overwhelming the hospitals in the aftermath.

[@avarice.karmageddon]

Disney is not prepared in their parks at all. Slow response time, not training all cast members with security procedures, low staffing, and not having law enforcement in the parks make for even slower response time. Disney just wants your money, could care less about guests safely especially after that Disney+ wrongful death lawsuit defense. I wouldn't feel safe in a modern US Disney Parks right now unless you memorized the layout of each parks and resorts, have an emergency exit strategies and run/hide/fight in real active shooter situations.

[@ahdimxmortal6471]

From one Creole to another Creole stop the capp with them AI pictures that ain't you

[@LaReinaCreole]

From one Creole to another...I love the AI pictures and will continue to use them :)