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Disney Cast Members are over rude Disney Guests.
Disney World is known as “The Most Magical Place on Earth.” However, some Disney Guests tend to forget how to treat others after a long day in the Parks.
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Walt Disney World Resort is home to four theme parks: Disney’s Hollywood Studios, Magic Kingdom, EPCOT, and Disney’s Animal Kingdom. Each Disney Park includes something for Guests of all ages and sizes. Disney World is home to two water parks Blizzard Beach and Typhoon Lagoon for Guests looking to cool off.
Disney Guests have been seen fighting, yelling, cutting in line, and ignoring Disney rules and Cast Members. Disney Cast Members are there to help enforce Disney rules for the safety of others. Cast Members do a lot more than Guests can see. Some operate attractions, work as Disney Characters, help in assisting Guests who need services, and much more. Disney Cast Members are the lifeblood of Walt Disney World Resort, and without them, none of the theme parks would be able to open.
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Thanking a Disney Cast Member goes a long way. Some Cast Members may be overlooked if they are not the main person, but Disney Cast works hard to keep Disney Parks clean and a safe location for families to come make memories that will last a lifetime.
In a recent social media post, a Disney Cast Member spoke out about dealing with difficult Guests.
“So I’m cast. You aren’t wrong. People are being…difficult lately. But plenty of other guests are able to make it up for us. General advice for the people in the back, even just a smile and hello is enough to make a CM bend over backwards for you now. We want you to have a wonderful time, we’ll tell you where to eat, where to watch, fun facts. We just need to be treated like people. I know no one in here needs to hear it, it just helps to write it out.
Go watch HEA, eat a Mickey bar, enjoy the Holiday weekend Nice People!
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Disney Cast Members want Guests to have a magical time and experience “Disney Magic,” but Cast also want Guests to be reminded that they are also people and should be treated like people.
