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Entitled Karen Teaches Her Kids How to Enrage Entire Line at Disney World Ride

Rise of the Resistance line cutting
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Walt Disney World in Florida is a place where anything can happen. Because the theme park sees so many people from different walks of life, you will sometimes encounter the worst of humanity. Among these horrible creatures are what we like to call “Disney Karens.” These parkgoers pray on any sort of situation or opportunity to show just how vile they can be, and apparently one managed to enrage an entire line at Disney World recently while teaching her children horrible life lessons!

Rise of the Resistance

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Rise of the Resistance Line Cutting Karen

An extremely upset guest took to the r/WaltDisneyWorld subreddit to completely let loose their frustrations over an encounter with a wild Disney Karen at the Star Wars: Rise of the Resistance ride in Hollywood Studios. As one of the more popular attractions, Rise of the Resistance can see some stunningly long queue times. However, most people recognize that they must wait their turn with everyone else as part of the experience.

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One woman allegedly thought herself and her time were more valuable than an entire line of hundreds of people. Close to closing time and annoyed by the lesser beings around her, she reportedly pushed through the crowd while dragging her four children through the standby queue of Rise of the Resistance. One of the children seemed to recognize the deplorableness of the situation, but the poster claims the kid was quickly silenced by their mother with a quick expletive.

You are a low class human being and you are teaching your children horrible lessons. I’m so glad you got some attitude from the guy in front of you who you physically ran into. Also, we all heard you tell your youngest (probably 9-10) to shut the f**k up.

Yes, this happened. Literally flew by people all the way to the front and ran right into that first room for Rise of the Resistance at closing time. I was in the room with them. I was shocked. I’ve witnessed and experienced my share of rude, gross, and annoying at WDW, but this by far the dirtiest trick/maneuver and the most egregious.

To the woman who rushed herself and her four kids all the way to the front of the 70 minute stand by line for ROTR at the end of the night on Sunday night:
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Responses contained hundreds of other accounts of similar behavior throughout the theme park. Disney Fanatic has reported many incidents of line-cutting over the years, and the situation seems to worsen every day. One response couldn’t understand why people would believe it was alright to behave in this manner.

It would never ever occur to me to cut in line ever. I don’t get it at all. But it seems to be a common occurrence!

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Challenges Faced by Cast Members

Disney Cast Members, the main guardians of the theme park’s queue lines, share visitors’ frustration regarding line-cutting. However, they face formidable challenges in addressing the issue effectively. Cast Members rely on visual confirmation to identify line cutters and intervene. In long queues that snake for hundreds of feet, culprits often disappear from sight, rendering enforcement difficult.

Moreover, Cast Members must tread carefully when accusing parkgoers of wrongdoing. Accusations can lead to confrontations, and without clear evidence, neutrality is often the wisest course. This further complicates efforts to curb line-cutting.

Cast Members line cutting

Disney’s Efforts to Combat Line-Cutting

Disney has implemented various measures to discourage line-cutting. Signage throughout the parks serves as a reminder of the rules. Technology, such as virtual queues and Genie+ lightning lanes, has been introduced to reduce the incentive for traditional line-cutting. Still, the effectiveness of these measures remains a point of debate among parkgoers.

Have you ever dealt with a line cutter at Disney World? What do you think of this particular incident? Selfish and entitled behavior at a Disney theme park is never okay. However, more and more people believe they are the main characters in the story nowadays and have little regard for their fellow parkgoers.

About Michael Stoyanoff

Michael is a Disney fan with an entertainment background and passion for writing. Living in Orlando, he has been around the theme parks for over a decade. In his free time he enjoys running, playing video games, and traveling the world. He also loves hanging out with his dog, Mr. Pippers the Pug.

2 comments

  1. Part of the problem is the elimination of the complimentary fast passes. It now costs so much average families and retirees can’t afford to go. Then they add extra charges for the finney plus and their new version of yhe fast pass. They snatched the magical express and other perks. I’d be willing to say bring back some of the perks, make the prices more family friendly instead of profit centered and these incidents will reduce. Money causes stress, long lines add to it and the heat takes it over the top. You can’t control the heat but the wait tines and be controlled with free fast oases and the money can be helped by reducing the Vista and making them more comparable to theme parks that are price friendly yo all budgets.

  2. I have encountered line cutters. We were in line for the Haunted Mansion with a long queue during covid days. Bunch of hags cut right in front of me I waited the whole time we were in line and where the cast member separates everyone. I told him about the line cutting. He made them get out of line after they had waited all that time. I’m not usually petty but they also kept adding people to the group.

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