There are two things that drive me absolutely crazy at Disneyland. The spanish safety spiels that pop you right out of the ride's atmosphere and bad kids. Honestly it seems that kids today are just plain spoiled. I went to Disneyland recently and saw so many children crying and throwing fits in the Disney Store. The parents began buying them whatever they wanted to simply make the child stop. Way to go champ, you sure are teaching your kids that they don't always get what they want!
I remember a specific time on the Haunted Mansion. There was a 10 year old boy who didn't want to go in. I went into the first room before that family, and they were the last. The kid was already freakin' out, but when the closed the door and we all prepared to get in the elevator, the kid lost it. He screamed to the top of his lungs, yelling to be let out. He started banging on the door, and when his mother stooped to comfort him, he began kicking her and punching her in the face! These lasted through the whole spiel and we all walked into the elevator. But the kid NEVER STOPPED. He kept saying he wanted to get out, and I shouted "LET HIM OUT THEN!". He was so loud that you couldn't even hear the narration in the elevator. Common sense would dictate that if a child doesn't want to go on a ride, and is TERRIFIED of it, then take him off. It's not like he has to go on the ride. It's not a shot or anything! The lights went out, the dead man was hanging, and there was the scream, and the kid screamed like someone stabbed him. HE NEVER SHUT UP. He yelled and pulled at the everything until the got to the ride vehicles. He grabbed a wall and never let go. I heard him almost all the way Madam Leota's room...
Why are kids so freakin' bad! I was never like that as a kid. If I started misbehaving, boom, Disneyland trip was over. Even if I wanted to throw a fit for not being able to get a toy, I knew if I did I was going to have to go home. Kids need discipline, and today's parents sure aren't doing their job. From the kids poking your butt, to the ones that cry, to the ones that run around the park recklessly knocking into you, to the ones that do stupid stuff on attractions, something needs to be done. What do you think? Any similar stories of the Devil's Hellspawn creating a problems at the park?
I remember a specific time on the Haunted Mansion. There was a 10 year old boy who didn't want to go in. I went into the first room before that family, and they were the last. The kid was already freakin' out, but when the closed the door and we all prepared to get in the elevator, the kid lost it. He screamed to the top of his lungs, yelling to be let out. He started banging on the door, and when his mother stooped to comfort him, he began kicking her and punching her in the face! These lasted through the whole spiel and we all walked into the elevator. But the kid NEVER STOPPED. He kept saying he wanted to get out, and I shouted "LET HIM OUT THEN!". He was so loud that you couldn't even hear the narration in the elevator. Common sense would dictate that if a child doesn't want to go on a ride, and is TERRIFIED of it, then take him off. It's not like he has to go on the ride. It's not a shot or anything! The lights went out, the dead man was hanging, and there was the scream, and the kid screamed like someone stabbed him. HE NEVER SHUT UP. He yelled and pulled at the everything until the got to the ride vehicles. He grabbed a wall and never let go. I heard him almost all the way Madam Leota's room...
Why are kids so freakin' bad! I was never like that as a kid. If I started misbehaving, boom, Disneyland trip was over. Even if I wanted to throw a fit for not being able to get a toy, I knew if I did I was going to have to go home. Kids need discipline, and today's parents sure aren't doing their job. From the kids poking your butt, to the ones that cry, to the ones that run around the park recklessly knocking into you, to the ones that do stupid stuff on attractions, something needs to be done. What do you think? Any similar stories of the Devil's Hellspawn creating a problems at the park?
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