Rude park guest...as a Halloween costume

[scrhsa]

Hey all. We have a Disney Villain's halloween party to go to this year..yea! My daughter(20) wants to go as a really bad, rude park guest. So she is asking for things to say for when we are at the party. Please share any experiences or things you have over heard in the parks. We really appreciate anything you can send our way

 

[Hezzy04]

"I should be able to do whatever I want! I spent a lot of money on this vacation!" --she can use that line to justify doing whatever she wants at the party

 

[mom2rtk]

I don't want to rain on her parade, but how are other guests supposed to know that she's not really just a rude guest?

 

[OKW Lover]

I'm not sure how she will distinguish herself from the real "bad, rude park guests".

Seriously, this is a bad idea from the start. It can only result in a bad experience for your daughter and the other guests.

 

[scrhsa]

I'm not sure how she will distinguish herself from the real "bad, rude park guests".

Seriously, this is a bad idea from the start. It can only result in a bad experience for your daughter and the other guests.

Ok, she isn't really going to be totally rude to the guests....and they are Disney people(and a small group) so they will "get" what she is doing. It's more stuff that she can say while she is walking around and not directed to any one person.

 

[Madteaparty001]

I agree, this idea can only lead to trouble and making other guests feel uncomfortable. If she was going to a party at a friend's house I think the inside joke will be well received, but at a theme park, why make things even more stressful for everyone?

 

[Halloweenqueen]

Bad idea. Too many hotheads. Just take a look at Youtube. Lots of bad behavior at Disney, including violence.

 

[scrhsa]

I think need to clarify a bit It will be a small gathering with Disney people who get the idea of a rude park guest. She will be wearing a mickey shirt, ears, backpack, always with her phone in her hand etc...And she won't be directing "rude" comments to any particular person. We are just looking for park specific things to say. We aren't looking for just rude things to say. Maybe I should have said annoying instead of rude?

 

[SheilaHeartsDisney]

It seems like it is at a private house party.

 

[Pinkflmngo]

Carry a flag on a stick like a tour group leader in one hand and a selfie stick in the other hand.

 

[jaccceee]

Take this.

 

[phillymummer]

Make sure her phone is on a selfie stick! And she can gently bop people in the head with it!

 

[SouthFayetteFan]

If the TV is on have her stand in front of the people trying to watch TV and hold an iPad up in the air.

 

[robndani]

Hey all. We have a Disney Villain's halloween party to go to this year..yea! My daughter(20) wants to go as a really bad, rude park guest. So she is asking for things to say for when we are at the party. Please share any experiences or things you have over heard in the parks. We really appreciate anything you can send our way

Glad to know she doesn't know how to be a rude park guest! Good job Mom!

 

[GeneralTso]

OK, house party, I get it. At the real parks, it's not going to even register.
She'll need a selfie stick, an iPad and a big stroller! Make sure she cuts in the food line, calls others over to join her. Have her block views and take pictures. Also, have her get really ticked off and start making a scene. All in the name of having a magical time.

 

[jtowntoflorida]

Can she rig up a child to put up on her shoulders? Like, not a real one, but maybe a doll?

 

[JPKnapp]

Have her yell at a family with a wheelchair/special needs child about getting to skip the line and how "its not fair". I've seen posts on that before and I would go NUTS if I saw it in person. Luckily my Dad in wheelchair was treated really well.

 

[GoofyforDisney3]

Ok, she isn't really going to be totally rude to the guests....and they are Disney people(and a small group) so they will "get" what she is doing. It's more stuff that she can say while she is walking around and not directed to any one person.

I think need to clarify a bit It will be a small gathering with Disney people who get the idea of a rude park guest. She will be wearing a mickey shirt, ears, backpack, always with her phone in her hand etc...And she won't be directing "rude" comments to any particular person. We are just looking for park specific things to say. We aren't looking for just rude things to say. Maybe I should have said annoying instead of rude?

Those are two different scenarios! I was with everyone else at first in thinking how are people in the park going to know and why would she even want to do that. But, I can understand what she's trying to achieve if at a private party with friends that are also Disney fans. Maybe just keep called WDW Magic Kingdom and in general call things by the wrong name, insist that you can get to Harry Potter with a WDW park ticket and transportation, etc.

 

[Karin1984]

Im just trying to picture how this will go, she will be rude/annoying to her friends, but not to other guests. When it comes to line cutting, she has to make sure she is the last of the group of friends, but goes in before the next group regular guests. That will give 2 seconds of fun, I guess?
Same with the iPad, as soon as everyone is ready to see the show and fireworks, she can then hold it up to block the view of her friends, but as she doesn't want to be a real rude guest, she will lower it after a few seconds. Sounds like fun. I have no idea how this is going to be a nice evening for anyone.

For things to say, which she can only say for her friends to hear, then we don't have a 'things overheard at Disney'-thread in a few weeks, I would go for complaining why lines are long, why are there so many people, no fastpasses, disgusting food, where is the Harry Potter ride. Someone who has no idea where he is and what Disney or theme parks are about.

But reconsidering this might be a better idea. Having a negative attitude and spreading negativity all evening is hard to keep up and might result in actually annoyed friends. Do the other friends know that this is her plan or does she want to surprise them?

 

[Pinkflmngo]

Im just trying to picture how this will go, she will be rude/annoying to her friends, but not to other guests. When it comes to line cutting, she has to make sure she is the last of the group of friends, but goes in before the next group regular guests. That will give 2 seconds of fun, I guess?
Same with the iPad, as soon as everyone is ready to see the show and fireworks, she can then hold it up to block the view of her friends, but as she doesn't want to be a real rude guest, she will lower it after a few seconds. Sounds like fun. I have no idea how this is going to be a nice evening for anyone.

For things to say, which she can only say for her friends to hear, then we don't have a 'things overheard at Disney'-thread in a few weeks, I would go for complaining why lines are long, why are there so many people, no fastpasses, disgusting food, where is the Harry Potter ride. Someone who has no idea where he is and what Disney or theme parks are about.

But reconsidering this might be a better idea. Having a negative attitude and spreading negativity all evening is hard to keep up and might result in actually annoyed friends. Do the other friends know that this is her plan or does she want to surprise them?

You don't get it. She is not going to be in Disney World. She is going to a private party where everyone is her friend and they are dressing up as Disney Villains.