Helping when you are not even there!

hanzbebe · 27 Mar 19, 06:08 PM

Thought Disney folks would understand this and find it quite comical!

So, my sister, brother in law and niece arrived at DLP this afternoon and ever since, I literally have been directing them around the park. With I suggest you go here and turn this way to go here next as they keep asking.

BF doesn't understand why I am doing it as his not a big fanatic like I am but anything to help the magic for my family first timers.

Lucky I am disabled so I can literally be on their beck and call as confined to wheelchair so unable to work unfortunately.

I am finding it amusing like where is the best place to stand for the parade, how do we get to this area. What ride is best for this.

I haven't been for 9 years myself but love Disney so keep up to date with things.

Am I mad or would you all do the same lol

**BevS97** · 27 Mar 19, 06:12 PM

I�d do the same

**LOU LOU DISNEY** · 27 Mar 19, 06:24 PM

Yup!
Do it all the time when people I know go out for the first time! The amount of messages I get from people or friends of friends when they�re going out for advice! Hubby says I should start charging 😂😂

**Peter H** · 31 Mar 19, 09:02 PM

That is a cool thing to do.

**Gill H** · 1 Apr 19, 08:06 AM

I have posted �top tips� when I see on FB that someone I know is there.

I�m always chatting to newbies when I am at DLP (it�s something to do in the queue)! I must have told loads of people about FPs who didn�t know.

The best was a guy from Newport who had come with a group on a coach. He was having trouble finding things on the app which he had downloaded before coming.

I had a look with him...

He�d downloaded the WDW app!

hanzbebe · 1 Apr 19, 02:52 PM

I spent 5 days chatting, texting, facebook messaging my Sister in Total. My b/f was like why can they not enjoy there holiday but having a 6 year old with them, they didnt want to be messing about in long queues.

I felt like I was there practically, should of taken me too LOL

No, I enjoyed it as I am going at same time next year with my b/f who is my carer and yes, I am an overplanner but I just love Disney.

Great to know others also help others, I am like that in life anyway

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	27 Mar 19, 06:08 PM hanzbebe Getting to know the DIBB
hanzbebe Getting to know the DIBB Join Date: Mar 19 Location: Cumbria	Helping when you are not even there! Thought Disney folks would understand this and find it quite comical! So, my sister, brother in law and niece arrived at DLP this afternoon and ever since, I literally have been directing them around the park. With I suggest you go here and turn this way to go here next as they keep asking. BF doesn't understand why I am doing it as his not a big fanatic like I am but anything to help the magic for my family first timers. Lucky I am disabled so I can literally be on their beck and call as confined to wheelchair so unable to work unfortunately. I am finding it amusing like where is the best place to stand for the parade, how do we get to this area. What ride is best for this. I haven't been for 9 years myself but love Disney so keep up to date with things. Am I mad or would you all do the same lol

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	1 Apr 19, 02:52 PM hanzbebe Getting to know the DIBB Thread Starter
hanzbebe Thread Starter Getting to know the DIBB Join Date: Mar 19 Location: Cumbria	I spent 5 days chatting, texting, facebook messaging my Sister in Total. My b/f was like why can they not enjoy there holiday but having a 6 year old with them, they didnt want to be messing about in long queues. I felt like I was there practically, should of taken me too LOL No, I enjoyed it as I am going at same time next year with my b/f who is my carer and yes, I am an overplanner but I just love Disney. Great to know others also help others, I am like that in life anyway