Originally Posted By pleiades357 I will never look at those wet spots on the seats in POTC the same way.
Originally Posted By Moedad This was like 25 years ago when the Sky Ride was still working. My 3 year old son and I were in line going up the steps to the Fantasyland station. He was a couple of stair steps aheah of me and there was a rather large woman on the next step up from him wearing a dress. He reached out and patted her bare calf a couple of times and said loudly, "Daddy this lady has fat legs!" There was nowhere to escape to, but she (thank goodness!) never gave out any sign that she even noticed. I was all prepared to say, "I never met this kid before in my life."
Originally Posted By Princessjenn5795 The only embarrassing thing that has happened to me in the parks happened at DL in August 2008. I was wearing a long sundress because I had gotten a pretty bad sunburn and the dress is long and flowy and didn't rub on my sunburn. I was standing by the rails looking out over the Rivers of America and these kids came racing by and ran into me. I tripped and stepped on the hem of my dress which then made one of the spaghetti straps holding it up snap. A couple of people standing nearby got a bit of an eyeful before I could grab the top of my dress to hold it in place. I then had to walk back to my room at the GCH holding the top of my dress up. I got a few half sympathetic, half amused looks from passers by on the way. I no longer wear long, spaghetti-strapped dresses to the parks.
Originally Posted By Princessjenn5795 It was pretty bad...my husband thought it was hilarious though. He still brings it up from time to time.
Originally Posted By TMICHAEL >>>There's room for everyone in this world<<< OMG!!!! crazycroc is Helen Reddy!
Originally Posted By Yookeroo "Yikes! Sunburns and wardrobe malfunctions do not sound like a fun time." Not for the one wearing the clothes. For the rest of us... ;-)
Originally Posted By avatarmickey115 I remember back when I was 10 years old (6 years ago) I took a trip to Disneyworld (ya this thread is for Disneyland but i got there too much to remember my embarrassing moments there) with my family and i was looking at the map (we were in EPCOT). I think we were by Spaceship Earth...actually, i remember these big awnings that were covering buildings. they were blue? i dont know, but anyway, the supports for these awnings came down and were planted right in the middle of the walkway. I was reading the map and I ran right into the concrete foundation for the metal supports. I tripped and fell right into the metal pole and looked around to see if anyone saw...ahhaha good times...im gonna post again if i remember a better story...sorry that was pathetic im gonna go on a bike ride now at 10:41pm ahaha, not that you need to know that, but i thought id just spit that out. Maybe it will give me time to think of a good story at Disneyland.....
Originally Posted By Dole_Whip_Adventure Well, I don't have any stories that involve me, personally, being embarrassed, but one of my favorite Disneyland memories involves my mom and my grandma. It was 1995, I was about 3 and a half, my very first trip to Disneyland. I wanted to ride the Rocket Jets with my grandpa, so my mom and grandma were going to ride together in a different rocket. However, I don't know if any of you remember, but the old Rocket Jets were not the most roomy of ride vehicles. My mom is very tall, so her knees took up a significant amount of what little space was available, and then comes in my grandma, lovable and squishy as she is. It occured to my mother about halfway through my grandma sitting down, that this was NOT a good idea. After being uncomfortable through the entire ride, it came to a stop, and everyone was instructed to exit the rockets etc. Well, my mom and grandma were completely STUCK in their rocket! A cast member had to try to get them out all while they are laughing hysterically at the ridiculousness of the situation! Since then, they were re-opened with larger rockets. Coincidence? I think not ;]
Originally Posted By believe >>>>>I no longer wear long, spaghetti-strapped dresses to the parks.<<<<< Note to self, When people watching - add s-strapped dresses to list of park goers I should pay special attention to.
Originally Posted By Lady Starlight DWA, that is such a funny story. What a great sense of humor your Mom and Gramma have. Thats wonderful! I had a similar happen to me and a friend ( whos also a fluffy) when we went on Mulholland Madness. It was the funniest thing ever. We were trying to get into that little buggy while it was moving allthe while suckin it in as far as we could to get that bar down so we were safe. I think if that ride crashed we would have to have been pryed out with the jaws of life. there was no way we' d of been tossed out. We were packed tight like sardines. LOL! What a sight it must have been.
Originally Posted By Princessjenn5795 "Note to self, When people watching - add s-strapped dresses to list of park goers I should pay special attention to." Just send some crazy kids running into the dress wearers and you'll have yourself a show...or maybe that only happens to lucky little me LS, RE #132, That happens to my husband when he rides Mulholland Madness. He is 6'5" and watching him squeeze into those tiny seats and then try and get the lap bar over his knees is hilarious.
Originally Posted By Lady Starlight Ya know, it might be fun just to go and watch people trying to load onto that ride. I love to people watch and I think that would be so insanely funny. Only because I know how funny it was when my friend and I were trying to do it.
Originally Posted By Yookeroo "Just send some crazy kids running into the dress wearers and you'll have yourself a show" Scissors sound easier. *snip* *snip*
Originally Posted By KatieKate123 This has nothing to do with Disney World but it does have an embarassing moment at a park (happens to be Busch Gardens and I just had to share it) When I was 5 I was the scardist little kid of them all. I wouldn't even go on like the little airplanes and stuff that are meant for 2-3 year olds. Well my mother decides that we should go on the skyride so here we get on about 1/2 way up I decide I am going to jump out and do. By the time my mother realizes what I had done she is 2 high to jump off. So she has to tell all of the sky ride people what happened so that they could try to find me.
Originally Posted By Pollyana This is by far the most entertaining thread. Keep those moments coming!
Originally Posted By CMHusband I would like to note that Disney has very strict undergarment regulations. They are specifically mentioned in the employee manual. That being said....Dang! I missed it?
