Q jumpers

[Stella_11]

This happened to us once with a tour group. One or two were ahead of us then eleventy billion of them tried to cut in line and join them so they could ride together. I said no way but was happy for the one or two to go back and join their friends. It caused quite the stand off with neither of us prepared to budge.

When we got to the front I explained to the cast member who completely ignored me and let them push in.

[Fairy Helen]

We saw it in the summer a couple of times some were called out by the CMs. At SDMT kids pushed in and when parents arrived they got called out by others in queue, parents told them off for pushing in and they all went to the back of the FP queue, to then not have FP when they reached the scan. At Space mountain a group hopped into FP queue a ways behind us but nobody said anything, only for them to start panicking when they saw the second FP scan, they were escorted back to the entrance by CMs when they couldn’t scan for FP. So sometimes it really doesn’t pay off this pushing in malarky! 😊

[MickyBob]

Originally Posted by olivia

We found that lots of people were jumping the queue to catch up with their family. I’m sure we’d all like to send one person into queue then join them later. Also on hagrids we waited for our family to put items in locker, a lot of groups just then jumped queue to catch up with them.

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My family were told to carry on in queue for Hagrids whilst I put bags in locker and then I had to pass people to catch up (which I felt entirely uncomfortable about), so wouldn’t necessarily call this jumping the queue.

[Fraser789]

I haven't noticed queue jumping that much until we went back this year. This was by far the worst year for it! It seemed to mainly be people who didn't speak English. Idiots.

[Mazascouser]

I never pass comment when it’s a adult and child or a lone person but I do say something in English then a universal language that everyone understands when they take the Micheal. I know it’s not nice but sometimes it has to be said. I used to stand back and let people jump the queues but as you can wait up to 90 minutes it gets very irritating. Buses are also a nightmare with large groups barging last you it can get dangerous. In saying that in September this year we came across a group of female South American’s who were very polite and courteous to everyone they came across. They waited their turn and even offered up their seats on the bus, very impressed.

[Welshie35]

We noticed some on Universal this year but they were always dealt with by the CM.
The bus driver at Cabana Bay went nuts with a family when they pushed passed us to get on the bus and totally ignored the queue. DD is in a wheelchair and they nearly knocked her over pushing in. The family were made to go to the back of the queue and get the next bus as the driver wouldn’t let them on his bus.

[Lola]

Saw a family of 3 sent back to the start of FoP line last spring. They didn’t expect the second scan check and had ducked into the Fastpass line. I did feel sorry for their little boy though, he was really upset but that was his parents fault.

[Goldcoast]

We didn't see any Q jumpers, I'd like to think wide elbows and strategic positioning put a stop to that. I did notice an increase in selfish and rude behavior 😠 the most disgusting were people using the snack carts iced water that is used to keep drinks cold as a dipping station for their sweaty cooling towels 🤢

[WDWfangirl]

Originally Posted by Goldcoast

the most disgusting were people using the snack carts iced water that is used to keep drinks cold as a dipping station for their sweaty cooling towels 🤢

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Personally I don't see an issue with this. We all took advantage to help ourselves to ice to hold in our hands whilst it melted at every available opportunity on our last trip and not once did any CM's pay any notice to us whatsoever. All the drinks stored in them are sealed so I couldn't see the issue and we most certainly would not have done it if we were asked not to do so. From recollection most of the iced crates were storing the cooling fans and not drinks any how.

[Goldcoast]

I'm no germophobe by any stretch of the imagination. I just found it disgusting, people using cooling towel to wipe sweat from their bodies and then rinsing them in the iced water which were keeping drinks cold. I wouldn't have any issue with people plucking ice out to use however they want. Just the idea of "even" sealed drinks bobbing in sweat tainted water turned my stomach.