Another annoying/rude guest vent

Originally Posted By dlkozy

^^^I guess it was the term "idiots" that you used pecos bill-that set the tone of YOUR post.

 

Originally Posted By familyguy

We are all idiots most of the time....even if we don't recognize it

 

Originally Posted By pecos bill

Excuse me while I try to think of a more politically correct term for idiot.

 

Originally Posted By Terminus

Intellectually challenged?

 

Originally Posted By ImNotAllThereMyself

Of all the rides to get stuck on at disneyland, POTC isn't that bad. 1 air conditioning. 2 the post gave a specific location, a nice flat section. 3 the seats aren't that bad. It's not like you're in a three point restraint system.
That being said. I am pregnant and I use the restroom whenever i see one, know that i am close to one and especially before getting into line for a ride. 20 minutes of wait time even followed by a few more minutes , is not that big of a deal. I immagine they were evacuating the people in bad positions first, like on the exit hill, or precariously perched on a drop. I have faith in DL that they will do their best to keep me safe and secure.
Some women use being pregnant as a way to get what they want. Attention, good or bad.. it doesn't matter.
Cheshire Cat.

 

Originally Posted By mickhyperion

>>...the OP said that the Disneyland Fire Dept. "showed up." I'm interested to know what they were wearing...<<

I'd like to know what the whole boatload was wearing. In fore to aft, port to starboard order please.

Just what does one wear to an evacuation anyway?

 

Originally Posted By TinksBestFriend

Lifejacket.

Anybody know deep the water is?

 

Originally Posted By imadisneygal

Knee-Deep. But seriously...it's wadeable in all areas. The CM's wear hip boots for evacuations when they need to get in the water.

 

Originally Posted By YumiBr

I've only been to DL once pregnant and that was for the Halloween Event way back when it was actually in DL and I did not go on most of the rides, just Pirates where the pirates were alive and scared me. That pregnant lady was just a nut. I'd forgive her just for hormonal reasons.

 

Originally Posted By DismayingObservation

I don't get it. How much of a panic attack can one have when sitting in a boat which is in turn sitting in a building with plenty of emergency exits?

These are the questions that keep me up at night!

 

Originally Posted By dlkozy

Well, if you are a pregnant woman whose bladder is ALWAYS full-and you are sitting in WATER not knowing how long you will be doing so-I can see how this could trigger a panic attack.

If you are a man, you have NO idea!

 

Originally Posted By avromark

dlkozy it really Depends on the woman.

 

Originally Posted By melekalikimaka

I can think of a lot of reasons why someone would feel panic in that situation!

 

Originally Posted By imadisneygal

You don't have to be in a closed-in situation to experience a panic attack, either. It can be anywhere, at any time. Many women experience panic attacks for the first time in their lives while pregnant.

 

Originally Posted By Hans Reinhardt

I still don't understand why she was there in the first place.

 

Originally Posted By dlkozy

>>>"dlkozy it really Depends on the woman."<<<

Yes, I know avromark-that's why I said IF you are .....

 

Originally Posted By ImNotAllThereMyself

<<Well, if you are a pregnant woman whose bladder is ALWAYS full-and you are sitting in WATER not knowing how long you will be doing so-I can see how this could trigger a panic attack.>>
But Dlcozy, the woman having the panic attack wasn't the pregnant woman. the pregnant woman was just rude.

 

Originally Posted By imadisneygal

I give up.

 

Originally Posted By tiggertoo

Quitter!

;-)

 

Originally Posted By tiggertoo

The only other reasons I could think of for not undergoing a regular evac (which do not generally require DL fire approval) would be a medical evac or “suspicious package†situation. Often times, DL fire and paramedics are used interchangeably and during a package situation, unless it is safe for the guest to exit an attraction, they might hold guests at there current locations until they are cleared.