steamboatpookster
01-05-2008, 11:22 AM
The wife and I drove the 11 hours to surprise some friends from Tampa and did a quick three day round trip thingie. EPCOT on Sunday and MK on Monday. Anywho, I don't think we'll be doing MK for New Year's again.
We walked out of the Carousel of Progress at 4pm to hear a cacophany of geese. Except it wasn't geese at all. The cast-members started handing out horns and hats for the celebration later in the evening.
It was the most annoying thing ever. For the next three hours people blew on those stupid horns. We were miserable. In fact, we got in line to see Philharmagic and a group of non-English speakers decided to trumpet in unison over and over again. The whole line was mortified. They were blowing the horns right in the group behind us ears'. Finally the woman complained to a cast-member and he told them to stop.
They refused.
Then as they were walking in line they would lean over and arbitrarily blow their horns in the poor woman's ear because she had asked the cast member to make them stop. Finally my wife got in between them and stared them down.
Anywho--I asked a cast-member why they passed them out so early and he said that last year they waited until before the fireworks and it was chaos.
There were a LOT of annoyed people. You couldn't hear yourself think with all the kids blowing their horns. But it wasn't just kids--it was idiot adults too. You couldn't walk five feet without having someone blow a horn in your ear.
Freakin' ridiculous.
Was anyone else there that night? Any thoughts?
We walked out of the Carousel of Progress at 4pm to hear a cacophany of geese. Except it wasn't geese at all. The cast-members started handing out horns and hats for the celebration later in the evening.
It was the most annoying thing ever. For the next three hours people blew on those stupid horns. We were miserable. In fact, we got in line to see Philharmagic and a group of non-English speakers decided to trumpet in unison over and over again. The whole line was mortified. They were blowing the horns right in the group behind us ears'. Finally the woman complained to a cast-member and he told them to stop.
They refused.
Then as they were walking in line they would lean over and arbitrarily blow their horns in the poor woman's ear because she had asked the cast member to make them stop. Finally my wife got in between them and stared them down.
Anywho--I asked a cast-member why they passed them out so early and he said that last year they waited until before the fireworks and it was chaos.
There were a LOT of annoyed people. You couldn't hear yourself think with all the kids blowing their horns. But it wasn't just kids--it was idiot adults too. You couldn't walk five feet without having someone blow a horn in your ear.
Freakin' ridiculous.
Was anyone else there that night? Any thoughts?