Guest Dives Into the Gran Fiesta Tour Attraction
While Guests were trying to find Donald Duck aboard the Grand Fiesta Tour, they never dreamed a Guest would bellyflop into the water right before their eyes.
Disney Guests Behaving Badly
Over the last few years, we have seen our fair share of poorly behaved Guests. Whether that be someone dressing up as Mickey Mouse, brawls breaking out, or a drunk man shutting down the Skyliner, we feel like we have seen it all.
Disney even went so far as to post a courtesy reminder on the website
Be the magic you want to see in the world. You must always remember to treat others with respect, kindness, and compassion. Those who can't live up to this simple wish may be asked to leave Walt Disney World Resort.
Guest Dives Into Gran Fiesta Tour Water
Guests remaining seated aboard Disney attractions have been a growing problem throughout the Theme Parks. For example, at Disneyland, 12 signs have been added throughout Tiana's Bayou Adventure, reminding Guests to remain seated.
A video was recently shared showing a guest not only exiting the Gran Fiesta Tour but also standing at the side of the attraction. It is unclear why and how he exited his original ride vehicle.
The Guest is seen attempting to dive into the shallow water to enter a ride vehicle. Thanks to @therideview for sharing:
Safety Warnings
An overhead announcement can be heard in the video reminding Guests to remain seated throughout the attraction. This was a safety issue not only this Guest but also for others.
Not to mention that this greatly affected the EPCOT experience for visiting Guests. Disney reserves the right to ask Guests who are violating the above-mentioned "courtesy reminder" to exit the Park.
Disney Guest dove into the water at Gran Fiesta Tour
It is unclear what happened to this Guest when he exited the attraction.
What do you think of this incident? Do you think Disney should do more to discourage this type of behavior? Share your thoughts with us and share this news with your Disney pals.
Are we sure this is real and not AI? That water can't possibly be deep enough to dive into, can it?
Between the drunks, the fights and the 'badly behaving guests", Disney has obviously hit on a new entertainment paradigm. Pretty soon they'll figure out how to monetize it.