Disney theme parks are known for their magical experiences, thrilling rides, and enchanting ambiance that transport visitors to worlds of wonder and imagination. However, a recent exposé by the San Francisco Gate dives into a rather unpleasant topic – desperate park-goers allegedly relieving themselves while standing in line. Yes, you read that correctly, and it’s not a myth.
For years, rumors have been circulating about guests at Disney Parks in California resorting to extreme measures to retain their coveted spots in line. These tales of line-bound number one and number two incidents are enough to make anyone cringe, but the report says they are more common than you might think.
When nature calls
The story doesn’t stop at mere rumors; it’s backed up by a Reddit post where an eyewitness claimed to have seen a parent allowing their child to answer nature’s call right amid a queue for the renowned “Star Wars: Rise of the Resistance” attraction. As if that weren’t shocking enough, an employee chimed in on the discussion, confirming that there were not just one but three related incidents of number two emergencies that day in the same line for the same ride.
It’s not just kids.
And here’s the real kicker: it’s not just kids who seem to be involved in these incidents. Grown-ups are also apparently succumbing to the call of nature. It’s a disconcerting thought that these occurrences could tarnish the otherwise pristine Disney experience.
No matter how desperate the circumstances, this kind of behavior kills some of the magic that makes Disney theme parks so enchanting. The parks are meticulously designed to transport visitors to fantasy realms where dreams come true. But, the sight of someone relieving themselves in line for a ride is a reminder that these are real-life places at the end of the day, and not everything goes according to plan.
Now, it’s no secret that Disney Park lines can be excruciatingly long, and it’s not uncommon for visitors to spend hours waiting for their turn on a popular attraction. Understandably, the urge to use the restroom can strike while you’re in line, but there is a more civilized way to handle it.
What is Human Code H?
Instead of resorting to a bear-like behavior and making a mess right there in the line, there’s a simple solution. Disney Parks staff are well-trained in dealing with such situations. If nature calls, try approaching one of the “magic makers” (park staff) and politely request to leave the line to use the restroom. They will gladly allow you to exit the line and, when you return, ensure you can rejoin your group at the same spot.
The repercussions of not choosing this route are unpleasant for those nearby and can lead to an unfortunate task for the park staff – cleaning up the mess. Surely, it’s a burden they’d rather avoid.
As for those who witness such acts, it’s a moral dilemma. Should you confront the person involved? Many people hesitate about confrontation, but one might feel compelled to speak up in a situation like this. After all, witnessing such behavior is not just unpleasant; it’s also disrespectful to others patiently waiting in line.
Ultimately, remember that Disney theme parks are where magic and wonder come to life, and everyone should do their part to preserve that enchantment. Using the restroom facilities provided by the park is a small but crucial step in maintaining the magical experience for all visitors. So, the next time you find yourself in a seemingly never-ending line at a Disney Park, remember there’s a more dignified way to answer nature’s call, which involves keeping the magic alive for everyone.
Have you ever witnessed Human Code H?
