Story about Disney So a kind of long story from Disney, but thought I would post here as you can all appreciate this. If you've ever been to Disney, you know where this is going. We love Disney, and we are all in good shape so don't mind walking around the parks all day in the heat.  We went for a long weekend with my niece, who hasn't been and loves Disney everything. So we’re leaving magic kingdom Saturday night, it’s late and my niece is fast asleep in wifes arms. It was a long day and we stayed well after dark. So at Disney, you wait at bus stops outside the parks to get back to your resort if you’re on Disney property. The fireworks had just ended so naturally, the lines were long and a bus didn’t come for about 10 minutes. First bus comes and they have to take 10 minutes and load up the scooter someone was on. I was pissed but whatever, well get the next one. So the line moves and we’re about 10 people from the front, plenty of space so my niece and wife can sit down, since she’s holding her while sleeping. So we wait for the next bus patiently. Meanwhile, I look left, and they open a second line so two HUGE women can get on first with their equally huge family members, who at least have enough self-respect to not scoot there way around. The bus takes then 15 minutes, not an exaggeration, to fold 6 seats away and load these behemoths and their families on first, then we are left to squeeze in behind them and stand while the bus is moving and my wife is holding my neice (I would have held her but she wakes up when moved, and my shoulders are a bit too bony for her to sleep on). I made several offhand remarks straight to the women, including when the driver goes “show me your skills!” to the woman driving her scooter onto the ramp. At which point I said loudly “get her a tub of ice cream and she’ll show you a thing or two". My wife was mortified but I stand by it. I don’t think I’ve ever been more upset in my life. The worst part is these women were just smiling away as they take up 3 seats a piece with their scooters, and sit comfortably while everyone around them has elbows in their face. The next morning I saw BOTH of them walking fine with no scooters or canes. Disney is such a magical place with a lot of nostalgia for me and my family, and it's incredibly sad to see it overrun by hams with no shame whatsoever.