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May- 2018 -11 May
10 Guest Behaviors That Can Get You In Big Trouble At Disney World Resort
6. Fighting Whether it’s verbal or physical, you will be asked to leave Disney World Resort if you engage in any sort of fight. There’s never a time and place for such behavior, and even if there was, Disney World Resort wouldn’t be one of them. Culprits even risk face being banned from the resort. If Disney has taught us anything, it’s that it really doesn’t pay to engage in villainous ways.
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11 May
10 Guest Behaviors That Can Get You In Big Trouble At Disney World Resort
5. Being Intoxicated There’s nothing at all wrong with enjoying alcoholic beverages during your visit. But it goes without saying that being intoxicated whilst in the parks is not a good idea. And if the alcohol negatively affects your behavior, you’ll be asked to leave so that you can sober up. If you want to have fun here, just get drunk on the magic instead!
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11 May
10 Guest Behaviors That Can Get You In Big Trouble At Disney World Resort
10. Cursing There’s nothing wrong with being a bit of a curser. But you should at least try to keep a lid on it whilst at Disney World Resort. Not only will you risk offending other guests, one of the young Padawans might even hear you. Sure, cursing doesn’t make you a villain, but if you do your best not to spread the Dark Side, you might just be a “big hero”!
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11 May
10 Guest Behaviors That Can Get You In Big Trouble At Disney World Resort
9. Flirting Attempting to flirt with Disney Princes and Disney Princesses is wrong in so many ways. And it has much less do to with the fact that they’re spoken for and more to do with making them feel uncomfortable whilst they’re in-character. You might even be asked to leave that particular character greeting by a Cast Member. There’s a reason “no one flirts like Gaston”!
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11 May
10 Guest Behaviors That Can Get You In Big Trouble At Disney World Resort
8. Illusion-breaking Just because Disney World Resort is mostly magical make-belief, you don’t always need to try and figure out how it ticks. But if you are eager to discuss its behind-the-scenes elements, that doesn’t mean you should do so in the company of children. If you do, their parents will likely say something to you. So help keep that magic alive by not “wrecking-it” for others.
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11 May
10 Guest Behaviors That Can Get You In Big Trouble At Disney World Resort
Disney World Resort welcomes anyone from anywhere. And when you’re here, you’re free to enjoy yourself without limit and to shape your own adventure. With that said, you will of course need to apply common sense and be on your best behaviour during your visit. And while most people play by the rules, it’s always worth knowing which villainous antics could get you in big trouble…
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8 May
Hate Standing in Line at Disney_ We Have 9 Tips That’ll Help__
2. Know Which Attractions Have Long Lines and Avoid Them Before you ever leave for Disney World, download that My Disney Experience app we mentioned earlier and use it to check wait times for various things. As you prepare for the trip, check back in every now and again to get a feel for which rides tend to have the longest waits.
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8 May
Hate Standing in Line at Disney_ We Have 9 Tips That’ll Help__
1. Take Breaks from Riding Rides Now and Then If you're sick of lines, it sometimes helps to simply stop getting on rides for a bit and find something else to do. You can sit somewhere and eat, do a little shopping or people-watching, see a parade, or do anything else that doesn't require waiting in line. Don't spend your entire time in WDW heading from one line to the next, or you'll go crazy. Wh
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8 May
Hate Standing in Line at Disney_ We Have 9 Tips That’ll Help__
5. Find Ways to Pass the Time in Line When waiting in a line is completely unavoidable, it helps to have something to do while you wait. Some people bring decks of cards to play simple games like “Go Fish”, while others download trivia apps on their phones to play amongst their group. You could even bring a book if you like. Just don't let your entertainment of choice inconvenience or
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8 May
Hate Standing in Line at Disney_ We Have 9 Tips That’ll Help__
4. Use Rider Switch When Necessary Got a baby or toddler in tow? They might just help you out when it comes to line-waiting, if you play your cards right. What you do is arrive at a ride and ask the Cast Member there for a Rider Switch pass. One or two people can stay with the child off the ride — preferably the more impatient ones who hate line-waiting most — while other members of your party go
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