12 Disney Employees Were Asked: "What Is The Craziest Thing You've Ever Seen Happen In The Park?"
7.
I worked in Tomorrowland attractions at WDW. Once I noticed a Down
Syndrome child waiting in the back hallway - not a normal place for
guests. I figured he was waiting on his party to finish riding. I was
bumped out of my position for a break 5-10 minutes later and he was
still there. I got him to walk down to the unload area with me figuring
his family was probably freaking out about where he was. No one was down
there waiting for him. I waited for 15 minutes and realized his family
was not on the ride. After calling managers and coordinators conducting a
search throughout Tomorrowland we found his family riding Buzz
Lightyear Space Ranger Spin. They just left him at Space! I have never
been so upset at work.
- Imgray
8. Used
to work attractions at Anaheim Dland. On the Indiana Jones Adventure
there are 3 48" height checkpoints which small guests must hit, and
there's often drama here. One of the lowest points in my Disney career
was having to height check a midget. I couldn't make eye contact. All he
said was, "Really?" and I hung my head in shame and nodded.
- haikuupbutt
Number #9!
