Re: Rollerblading Custodial
We have had rollerblading custodials at TDL for like... years. They perform the preshow portions along the parade route every day and can be seen in some areas of the park daily. Greatest CMs of them all (at TDL).
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Re: Rollerblading Custodial
Yes they used to have a rollerblading team here but for some reason unknown to me they stopped it. No word on in yet. Will keep you updated.
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I heard abuut the rollerblades in Tokyo, but never would have thought that they were an option in Orlando
I may have to go an investigate this myself
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Originally posted by Figment76 View PostOne question, since Heelys aren't allowed in the parks because of the no skating rule, isn't there a concern that a kid who's asked to removed the wheels on the shoes won't point at a skating custodian and say, "But why is he/she allowed?"
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I could deal with people hitting on me. Oh yeah, and we have the rollerblades in, we are just waiting for more safety equipment.
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Originally posted by Colorado Kid View PostHaha, just dont start hitting us as we go by because that wouldnt be nice. And yes, we sign our life away to Disney when we volunteer to do it.
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Haha, just dont start hitting us as we go by because that wouldnt be nice. And yes, we sign our life away to Disney when we volunteer to do it.
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I broke my leg rollerskating (which is in the same realm as rollerblading), so I think I'll be getting anxious whenever they get near me with their rollerblades. I am just concerned for their safety. It freaks me out just to see kids in those Heelys ... now rollerblading CM's ... hopefully I'll take it easy if I see them.
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Originally posted by Figment76 View PostOne question, since Heelys aren't allowed in the parks because of the no skating rule, isn't there a concern that a kid who's asked to removed the wheels on the shoes won't point at a skating custodian and say, "But why is he/she allowed?"
The CMs are allowed to drive cars in the park too.. but you aren't
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Originally posted by barfownz View PostCouldnt the CM's sue if they get hurt from this?
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hrmmm.. sue over a voluntary role.. when you fall because of your own fault?
You'd have to sue over some negligence.. like them failing to fix some portion after they've known its an issue, etc.
Its not 'lazy' nor 'dangerous'. It simply requires some skills. Will people fall? Surely. Is it the end of the world? No.
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Originally posted by Colorado Kid View PostThat is a valid concern, and believe me that safety will be the number one concern, which is why only experienced rollerbladers will be out in public for the time being. As far as the delay, im not sure about how long it is going to take. We really just have to wait for the right equipment. And yes, we will be wearing helmets, elbow pads and knee pads.) and race competitively. I've seen too many accidents (and been in a few) that would have been much worse were it not for the gear.
Just as an FYI, if you are looking for wrist guards as well, they are available in glove form. The old style really limited the wrist movement, so I can see why they would have been passed over before. But the new ones are rather nice.
One question, since Heelys aren't allowed in the parks because of the no skating rule, isn't there a concern that a kid who's asked to removed the wheels on the shoes won't point at a skating custodian and say, "But why is he/she allowed?"
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Couldnt the CM's sue if they get hurt from this?
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That is a valid concern, and believe me that safety will be the number one concern, which is why only experienced rollerbladers will be out in public for the time being. As far as the delay, im not sure about how long it is going to take. We really just have to wait for the right equipment. And yes, we will be wearing helmets, elbow pads and knee pads.
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Last time I checked wearing rollerblades takes more leg strength than just walking, so I don't view this as "lazy" by any means.
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Originally posted by Colorado Kid View PostThanks! Will do. As soon as I get mine. We havent had the program going for a while, so our stockpile of useful blades have depleted. One of the managers is working on getting new pairs but until then it will be delayed a little bit.
Originally posted by MickeyMania View PostI give this one a thumbs-down, although I can't blame any CM who wants to give it a try. It just seems lazy from my view.
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I give this one a thumbs-down, although I can't blame any CM who wants to give it a try. It just seems lazy from my view.
I assume you must also wear a helmet when doing this?
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Thanks! Will do. As soon as I get mine. We havent had the program going for a while, so our stockpile of useful blades have depleted. One of the managers is working on getting new pairs but until then it will be delayed a little bit.
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Originally posted by Colorado Kid View PostTotally agree. One of the guys I work with has had a few test runs and so far the guest reaction is really positive. I think we will start out ONLY with people who are very secure with roller blading then begin to train others who want to.
And welcome to MiceChat! :cgrin:
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