Funniest thing you see at Disneyland
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- Rocket Jets Flight Director
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Funniest thing I saw...or rather heard in a long time were some teenagers while waiting for Fantasmic to begin. In a group of about 10 people, none of them knew the language in which the pre-show announcements were spoken in. Actually it wasn't funny; it was sad.
"A pirate in irons be full o' guile.
And the blackest 'art wears the broadest smile."
Oh, and "Welcome Home."
And the blackest 'art wears the broadest smile."
Oh, and "Welcome Home."
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- Autopian Mechanic
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Haha. Oh man that is so funny to see tourists like that. It is sad, especially when you are a part of it. I lived in Rio de janeiro Brazil for two years. I saw that with myself then with others all the time learning portuguese. I guess one funny thing I always see at disneyland now that I can understand spanish is what people who speak spanish say. Sometimes you see americans look at like mexicans and go i bet they are saying something bad about me... when in actuality they are talking about where a diaper chanign station is.
It is funny to listen people speak spanish loud when they think you don't know what they are saying. Disneyland is probably one of the most opportune places to do this.
It is funny to listen people speak spanish loud when they think you don't know what they are saying. Disneyland is probably one of the most opportune places to do this.
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- Rocket Jets Flight Director
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Yeah, but the thing is, is that the whole group of people spoke perfect English and even knew the Fantasmic spiel by heart. I mean, Japanese sounds nothing like French.
But it's cool to hear so many foreign languages at Disneyland.

But it's cool to hear so many foreign languages at Disneyland.
"A pirate in irons be full o' guile.
And the blackest 'art wears the broadest smile."
Oh, and "Welcome Home."
And the blackest 'art wears the broadest smile."
Oh, and "Welcome Home."
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- Mr. Toad's Wild Rider
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- Mike Fink Keel Boats Boatswain
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Squid and I were in line for Potc one day and there was a father in front of us with his kid on his shoulders. Probably not even thinking about it, the guy kept up his swift pace under the low-overhead bridge (inside, right before you load) and totally knocked the kid out.
Omg, so funny and yet so so sad. I felt so bad for the kid.
Omg, so funny and yet so so sad. I felt so bad for the kid.
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- Omnibus Driver
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that would've been pretty funny to see! the funniest thing i've ever seen at disneyland was when a few good buddies of mine that work up in the disney gallery and one of them was giving me and a few guests the complimentary tour of the gallery. and to play a prank on the cast member that was giving us the tour, he kinda said while the guy was talking to us, that chevy chase was in the gallery, and he finished the tour and then went up to the other guy and said in an excited voice "where is he?" and the other cast member said that he was just messing with him and that he wasn't really there. and the guy that gave us the tour was all bummed out cuz he wanted to meet chevy chase.