Category Archives: cast member life
And then you’ve got rhinos and shit charging your trainee!! WHAT IS UP WITH THAT, FELICIA? What do you do, get a broom and whack at it?
things my bandit has done to me so far today:
-tickled my face with the dynamite fuse
-moved my arms for me in Anubis during the “halt unbeliever” bit
-stood behind the saloon and BARKED at me while a different bandit did the hijacking
He is my favorite and I love him.
so I had a super precious little girl in my row one yesterday (probably about seven or so) who lost her MIND when we into Oz, she was just that excited. And when the witch came out she shook her little finger at her and screamed “YOU GET AWAY FROM HER” and I just couldn’t even. I gave her a high five and thanked her for saving me from the witch and her little face just lit up.

These are the voyages of Captain James T. Kirk, mascot of the movie ride. (at The Great Movie Ride)
on today’s episode of “gosh, you’re a terrible parent”
#1: I’m getting ready to load at GMR. The casting director steps out to direct guests to me with a horrified look on his face. The first family (mom, dad, two kids) walks out and Mom wipes something off her hand into the trash can. I ask “how many?” Daughter barfs half in the trash can and half in the floor. Mom says “four,” takes Daughter by the hand, and tries to keep walking forward. I say no. Turns out Daughter barfed in Mom’s hand in preshow, and that’s what Mom was wiping into the trash can.
#2: I’m waiting for the cue to load a party with an ECV (parents, two kids, and grandma) when I realize that Mom has pulled down the toddler’s pants and is preparing to change his diaper on the (carpeted) floor of the preshow. I tell her no, there’s a bathroom outside, take care of him and when you come back go to the fastpass entrance and you can all ride together. Mom pulls up the toddler’s pants and is like “whatever.” Shocked, I asked her if she was going to take him to the bathroom to change his crapped-out diaper. “No.” I tell her it’s a 22 minute ride. “Okay.” GAH. By then it was too late to load them for that set, so they had to wait, and Dad convinced Mom to take the poor shitted kid to the bathroom.
#3: So I got pulled (and extended) at Star Tours later in the day, and a dad decided he had waited far too long. (He hadn’t. It was a walk on. Literally he was just waiting for the gate agent to launch the current flight and come back out to start loading.) He tried to cut to the front of the line and was sent back to the end and told to wait. He looks into the cabin where the gate agent is preparing to launch and sees two empty seats. He then JUMPS THE RAILING with his daughter in tow and is shocked when not only is he not allowed to ride, but he and his daughter are escorted out to have a lovely chat with security.

Ew. #startours #disneycastmember (at Star Tours: The Adventures Continue)

I laugh every time I think of these. (at The Great Movie Ride)

It only took me six months to put it on, but I finally have my one year pin on my nametag! (As modeled by Captain Honeybunch.) #disneycastmember #disneycm #unicornsilovethem (at The Dollhouse)
one of my favorite coworkers collected a bunch of her favorite guest moments over the holiday weeks and I got her permission to post these. And thank goodness, because they’re hilarious and I want to share them.
80 year old woman: “Oh, I’m so sorry I’m late, I was shaking my thang over at the dance party.”
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10 year old boy: “I think I’ll go to the dark side because I kind of want to kill my little brother.”
his extremely confused little brother: “Wait.. What?”
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very responsible mother: “Here’s my stroller, you’ll leave it at the exit of the ride?”
coworker: “Yes, but ma’am I need you to please take your child from the stroller.”
very responsible mother: “Oh no it’s ok, I trust you, we’ll be back after the ride.”
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12 year old girl in the front row: “Ohh, so Tarzan had abs. See mom, that’s why he’s my favorite.”
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10 year old boy: “Yeah, I didn’t want to go on this ride because I wanted to have some time away from my siblings”
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7 year old boy (as he ran straight into the line when we’d been open for 15 minutes): “The Great Movie Ride!! I love this ride!!”
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18 year old girl :“Wait.. Who is Dick Van Dyke? I’ve never even heard of him, he can’t be that famous.”