Originally Posted By Donny Does WDW have a number that guests can call if they spot trouble at the park ?I wondered this when my family and I were on the monorail and I notice the 3 guys on with us were really pounding on the glass and drinking.
Originally Posted By FerretAfros I haven't heard of one, but it would make sense for them to do something like that. LA Metro has a number that you can call to report similar things (vandalism, etc). Then again, they might be concerned that people would use it to call in things that they know about, but don't want to pay attention to (overflowing trash can, peeling paint, mold, etc).
Originally Posted By FenwayGirl Had a similar experience with a group of College cheerleaders (Coed) a few years ago. I refused to get on the same bus with them..Warned the bus driver and he had security meet them at their resorts..Needless to say the chapereones were non to happy...but they were totally out of control after an afternoon of drinking around the world in Epcot
Originally Posted By wdwluver Last year we went on the boat ride in Mexico and the ride malfunctioned. We were stuck for about 25 min. with a bunch of drunks on our boat. They were loud, obnoxious and kept trying to tip the boat over. I asked them to please stop and they thought that was funny and continued. They had to turn all the lights on and cast members and managers got everyone off the ride boat by boat. We reported the drunks to one of the Managers and we were given fast passes that we refused. She told us it happens and they have no cameras set up in that ride. I think the Epcot Food and Wine Festival is a wonderful event, but, unfortunately, some people get ridiculous with the drinking. We've seen other rude and obnoxious behavior mostly due to people's out of control drinking. When we go every year in the Fall, we now always go to the Festival early and cut out in a few hours before people get too drunk. I actually would not miss this Festival if they stopped it altogether. I have nothing against drinking, but I do have something against excessive drinking.
Originally Posted By leobloom Mexico boat ride gets so much better after you've had an alcoholic beverage.
Originally Posted By wdwluver That's maybe true leobloom, if you have an alcoholic beverage not many alcoholic beverages. Though I'm sure it was great fun for the drunks but not so much for everyone around them.
Originally Posted By sjhym333 If you have enough drink you can make believe you're on El Rio del Tiempo. Welcome mis Amigos to friendly Mexico. To the Land of Fiestas they're every where you go. Listen to Marimbas and Mariachi's too. Playing latin rhythm's and serenading you.
Originally Posted By Witches of Morva ORDDU: My sisters and I were trying to dine in peace at the new Italian Pizza Restaurant last March when some out of control guests sitting near to us became out of control with their obnoxious behavior due to drinking too much. It was so out of control that we were surprised management didn't step forward to say something to them. ORGOCH: Maybe it's 'cause management, at the time, had their hands full just tryin' ta keep a certain out a control WITCH from stalkin' ev'ry good lookin' guy that walked by our dang table!!! Talk 'bout bein' embarrassed ta tears!! Yer the most obnoxious guest in the whole sorry park when ya cain't control yer droolin' an' yer chasin' men all over the place!!!
Originally Posted By SuperDry <<< It was so out of control that we were surprised management didn't step forward to say something to them. >>> Management was probably very happy with the number of expensive drinks the table was ringing up.
Originally Posted By TDLFAN >>>Does WDW have a number that guests can call if they spot trouble at the park ?I wondered this when my family and I were on the monorail and I notice the 3 guys on with us were really pounding on the glass and drinking.<<< The only number I am awared of was 407-WDISNEY but that is more for information and guest services.. and you have to endure a million voice prompts to get any real person to talk to. In these circumstances, the best option is to request to talk to a manager in charge of that location..and if such manager is unwilling, unable or simply does not want to help soothe your concerns, take his/her name and go to Guests Services/relations. But here is my assessment.. it seems to me many CMs, and especially managers at WDW, are more and more concerned about calling a guest's attention to an issue of conduct than to ensure the enjoyment and safety of the whole, so such managers seem to be unwilling to help when such concerns (such as rowdy behavior) do happen. There seems to be a lack of training in customer service recovery or how to tackle unpleasant situations. That is where the so called magic of WDW goes out the door. Some times when I complain about anything related to safety or behavior problems.. the standard way of handling seems to be to make me feel like I have the problem for not accepting the situation or issue at hand. It happens to me and others even on these very same boards. So all that's left to say is.. good luck putting in a complain and even better luck getting a resolution to it.
Originally Posted By TDLFAN Even the fact that some posters on this thread made fun of the initial poster's concern is proof enough that no one cares. Very sad.
Originally Posted By Mickeymouseclub If you are on the monorail can you be heard if you said really loud Security Help ? I am surprised they do not have a phone in each cabin kind of like the elevator emergency button we have pushed accidentally when carrying trash down or grocery up! (Talk about panic but at least we were intelligent enough to stay in the elevator until a voice spoke to us We told them No emergency we pushed it by mistake. Our first thoughts would be to get out and leave fast but then the fire truck would have been sent. We are also monitored via camera so the lobby management would have known who it was...) I have called out loud for "Emergency Emergency" in Downtown Disney as I stood in the doorway while the mother and surrounding crowds got hysterical about a baby not breathing. And believe it or not two people rushed over(from the old pizza Napoli outdoor stand) and said they were trained emergency responders where is the emergency? Fortunately the baby started breathing. It took a pretty long time for the ambulance to arrive with the stretcher and emergency equipment. I guess a castmember called it in. The most important thing to do is remain calm and take a few basic classes and use common sense! In response to the original post I would have wanted to get away quickly. It seems common sense is sometimes dangerous in modern society. Agreed?
Originally Posted By sjhym333 Each end of each monorail car has a intercom phone that connects to the monorail driver. If the pilot is called he could then call for a manager who would have probably met the train with security.
Originally Posted By vbdad55 I think a X11 number or something like that would be an excellent idea...can these behad byother than police agencies ? if not maybe still not such a bad idea-- you have numbers to call when you spot a drunk driver on the expressway- what about a crime in progress in one of the largest 'cities' at any one given time in Florida
