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1. Smoke, Eat or Drink In order to keep the monorail in tip top shape, it’s important not to eat, drink, or smoke.  Many guests have health issues and smoke can be a bother.  The good news is that there are various stops along the monorails path, so if you really feel the need to light up, you’re only a ...

2. Speak Loudly Sometimes guests that take the monorail have to sit far away from their friends and families due to limited space.  Last time I was riding the monorail, I was completely exhausted from being at the park all day and had to deal with two people practically yelling at each other across the center aisle.  I could tell ...

3. Excessive PDA Disney is the happiest place on earth and when you spend it with your partner or spouse you’re bound to embrace and even give each other a sweet kiss here and there.  While it’s common to see this happen, it’s important not to take it too far in public, especially on the monorail.  This tight area is ...

4. Change Diapers or Breast Feed Babies require a lot of care and while there is an emergency of some kind bound to happen, changing a diaper on the monorail isn’t the best idea.  For starters, (as previously mentioned) there is a chance there will be lots of guests aboard making it difficult to maneuver.  The monorail also isn’t the ...

5. Take Up Space As I mentioned over and over, the monorail gets pretty crowded every single day.  There are many guests that stand while it’s in motion because there aren’t enough seats to accommodate everyone.  I have witnessed guests extend their legs on benches and spread themselves out even when the monorail is completely full.  It is important to ...

6. Not Follow Directions All rules at Disney are for the sole purpose of the safety of guests.  With that said, it is important to follow all of them when riding the monorail, especially holding on to the handle bars when standing and standing clear of the doors when they open and close.  Often times not holding on or being ...

7. Use Profanity The happiest place on earth is full of children young and old and in order to keep it as fun and magical as possible, it’s important to keep them in mind when speaking to adults.  Using excessive profanity (especially when being loud) can make others uncomfortable and chances are, an upset guest may confront you about it. 

8. Ask to Sit With The Driver Years ago, guests were often invited to sit with the monorail pilot at the very front of the monorail.  The view was amazing and you were presented with a co-pilot license at the end of the ride.  It was one of the coolest things I did as a child.  Unfortunately, this no longer ...

One of the best rides on the Walt Disney Property is the monorail.  You don’t even need a ticket to the park to experience this amazing method of transportation from Magic Kingdom to the resorts and from the Ticket and Transportation Center to Epcot.  While this is a guest favorite, there are appalling behaviors that can occur on the monorail ...

2. The Theme My most favorite part of this awesome restaurant is the theme, hands down.  This old fashioned soda fountain shop is loaded with nostalgia of the Atlantic Seashore with its adorable booths, wrought-iron chairs and tables, candy colored pastel décor, pink walls, and my favorite, the ever famous neon jukebox.  You will literally feel like you’ve stepped into ...