A Disney World visitor took to the internet to share her experience of confronting a family who were attempting to cut the line for a ride. The author explained her reason for intervening and also offered some valuable tips for first-time Disney visitors.
What really gets people's blood boiling is seeing someone try to cheat the system. One internet user, u/Perfect_Blood_3540, went viral online after she saw a family cutting in line, so she got them kicked off the ride. An internet user revealed how she put an end to one overly entitled mom’s attempts to cut in line at one of the rides. We were very curious to hear about the author’s initial reaction upon seeing the overly-entitled mom cutting in line.
“My first reaction was to give her the benefit of the doubt. Maybe she did forget something in the line,” u/Perfect_Blood_3540 shared with Bored Panda. “But once I realized she was just cutting the line and nobody was saying anything, I felt the need to speak up,” she said, referring to the bystander effect. “As to why she did it, she’s just entitled. Plan and simple. I think it’s a disgusting thing to teach your kids, which is why I spoke up, too. She will likely do it again but I hope she and her kids will think twice before engaging in such entitled behavior. Meanwhile, Bored Panda wanted to hear the author’s thoughts about her experience at Disney World. We were interested in the biggest upsides and the advice she’d give anyone who’s visiting for the very first time. “Some of the upsides were the character experiences. The rides were fun but too short for the long line,” she said. “And according to the comments, line cutting is pretty normal at Disney now which is a shame,” the author added. “If anyone is going for the first time, you should go in with a plan. We discovered the Lightning Lane too late and it would have helped with wait time
DISNEY WORLD LINE CUTTING TRAVEL TIPS BYSTANDER EFFECT Entitled BEHAVIOR
Canada Latest News, Canada Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
Disney World Line Cutter Gets Exposed by Brave Internet UserA viral Reddit post tells the story of a woman who confronted a family cutting in line at Disney World. The author explains her motivations for speaking up and shares her overall experience at the theme park, offering advice for first-time visitors.
Read more »
The Enduring Magic of Disney: Celebrating 'Disney Adults'This article explores the phenomenon of 'Disney adults,' individuals who maintain a strong love for Disney throughout adulthood. It delves into the history of Disney, the popularity of Disney World, and the reasons behind the enduring appeal of Disney for all ages. The article also highlights the positive impact of Disney on its fans, promoting joy, escapism, and a sense of wonder.
Read more »
Canadian Ski Jumper Embraces Motto 'Why Not Me' to Reach World TitleAlexandria Loutitt, a 20-year-old from Calgary, Canada, has become the country's first world champion in ski jumping. Her motto, 'why not me,' has guided her to success, including a world title in the women's large hill event in 2023. This achievement marks a significant milestone as the large hill event will make its Olympic debut at the 2026 Milan-Cortina Games.
Read more »
Olympic Games in 2026 on the horizon for world champion ski jumper Alex LoutittThe words 'why not me' are tattooed on the back of Alexandria Loutitt's hand between her thumb and wrist.
Read more »
Entitled Disney Mom Can't Believe People Called Her Out For Cutting In Line: 'Everyone Clapped'Even if you’re surrounded by great rides, and your fave Disney characters, the other people at the park can make or break your trip. Nobody’s a fan of rude and entitled individuals.
Read more »
Line Cutting at Disney: Internet User Takes ActionAn internet user shares her story of confronting a family attempting to cut in line at a Disney World ride.
Read more »