Happily Ever After ... what would you have done?

[Clamshell]

Originally Posted by Princesa

Oh I definitely wouldn’t have moved for the family that were out to annoy you, people shouldn’t be allowed to bully someone out. I’d also have informed them I spoke Spanish 😂

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I’d do the same as this!

[glenandem]

Don’t mean to sound like I’m generalising here and I know the English aren’t all perfect but in all my years of coming here and this last last two weeks I’ve thought as brits we’re too nicey nice sometimes lol, last night we was at Epcot and there’s always plenty of room around Morocco area to watch the fireworks we’ve found the further away from the entrance u go and we had a nice spot half an hour before they started and some big Spanish speaking family came right next to us and tried to bump us towards a tree, made the kids plant they’re feet and stretch they’re legs out😂😂
Having kids certainly has it uses sometimes if they’re trained up well in the ways of the force😁👌

[snowbelle]

I hate my personal space invaded and know it’s very difficult at parades etc
My husband has a knack of very stinky gas escapes and I’m sure he could rustle one up😁he did one In a lift once and got out and heard someone say “oh god what’s that smell “ yep he embarrasses me😃

[Imagineer2802]

At DLP, we waited ages for the Stars and Cars parade...a rude family showed up behind us right at the last minute. They didn’t ask if they could fit in, they just tried to push past us..keep in mind that I was actually against a tree on one side so they tried to actually move my body away from it. We were trying to politely ignore it...until they put their toddler on my friends shoulders! What is that about?! Then some cross words were exchanged and they thankfully moved on.

[Princesa]

I can’t get over what people would do! Imagine thinking it fine to just sit a child on a stranger’s shoulders and them not do anything!

[goodevans]

Oh my goodness ... this has made me realise that people have experienced far worse !

In a way I am strangely reassured that we are not the only ones as was beginning to feel we must look in some way like a soft touch target for these rude people

Just horrified that adults would rope their kids into this sort of behaviour too ... no hope in hell of growing up with any respect for others if following parents examples

[Mrstenberge]

In DLP a woman actually pushed me off the kerb so she could get my spot! In WDW, a woman asked if her and her family could stand in front of me and my mum for the parade, we’d been there melting for 2 hours and they turned up just as it started, I politely pointed that out to her!

[MrsBC]

Almost the same thing happened to us 2 years ago - it was a family who 'didn't speak English' (until it suited them). They ended up pushing in so much that they had the wall, and a buggy parked next to them - with 2 kids standing on the railings. I thought he was going to get punched by an American man!
Last year we booked the dessert party for this exact reason.

[ravenwing]

Originally Posted by goodevans

Just horrified that adults would rope their kids into this sort of behaviour too ... no hope in hell of growing up with any respect for others if following parents examples

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True - we were in HS and my little girl had just received a nasty bump to the eye (entirely self/brother inflicted), she was in tears and one of the CMs at a souvenir cart came over to try and cheer her up. She was lovely, took probably about 10 minutes with us. Afterwards my husband asked if I'd seen what another guy had done - apparently while her attention was on us a dad had been persuading his reluctant daughter to steal stuff from the cart!

[jnc2345]

I love that this has turned into a HEA crowd moaning thread. I had a woman very loudly complaining about me for standing "outside the tape", after CMs started filling in the pathways inside the hub. I was very close to offering a class in crowd control but I stopped myself.