Three groups asked to leave WDW property...

Admiral01 · Post by **Admiral01** » Mar Mon 24, 2008 11:09 pm

Disney is totally on the right side of this. I am really happy to see a corporation take the stand, even though they stand to lose a contract. Good job Disney.

I loved being in sports as a kid. I played soccer and baseball up until high school, then hurt my knee and had to swim. I can not imagine doing anything like this when I was a kid.

Calypso · Post by **Calypso** » Mar Tue 25, 2008 9:10 am

If the police were involved, Disney did the right thing by kicking out all of them. Disney has no way of knowing, with any certainty, who was involved, etc., or if the aftermath of the incident will fester and repeat itself.

Besides, its private property and Disney can kick out whoever they want. A little bad publicity over this is worth the price for the peace given to the other guests who are more likely to return.

abenjen · Post by **abenjen** » Mar Tue 25, 2008 9:15 am

I have to say I think DIsney made the right choice. When it comes to things like this, it's best to jump on it and preserve the magic for the mass instead of accomading the few unruly people.

Now if only they could do something about all those unruly teens during the cheerleaders stuff...

luv2cthemouse · Post by **luv2cthemouse** » Mar Fri 28, 2008 11:43 am

Now if only they could do something about all those unruly teens during the cheerleaders stuff...

Heck Yeah!!!

When we were in line for Dinosaur in December they started cheering and I had to tell them all to take their cheers outside because we did not come to Disney for Pop Warner.