Your pictures are always amazing! Thanks!
It may very well be an individual staff member as he came off as plain rude and kept responding with move on over or don't ride when I was trying to explain what I was doing and why. He also said there was no difference between the two sides when there CKEARLY is a major difference.
FFS, you're there to enjoy it - if it's slammed packed and you're really gumming up the works then I can see their point, but if it was light crowds and not super busy, your attempt to get a better seat is really not an issue so I dunno what they're thinking.
Clearly somebody cares way to much about what they do and thinks they are waaaaay more important than they were. I ran into someone like that today, who yelled at me for touching his machine. I was there to do work on that machine. Anyways, if the train was primarily used for transportation across the park, I would understand trying to fit more. But, since they are using it as a standalone ride (only on and off at one station), there is no reason to smash multiple parties on the same row, especially with COVID in the mix. No excuses for the rudeness regardless. I would have gotten their name and gone straight to GR (or asked someone else for a supervisor). Chances are, this isn't their first complaint.
Realistically, the train ride is a ritual more than a ride, and especially for younger riders they probably aren’t that concerned about seeing everything. There’s Christmas music playing, they saw some lights, they are likely about to fall asleep on the walk back to the car.
There is a recorded loop of sing a long Christmas music that is supposed to match up with the displays around the loop but 50% ofvthe time it's out of sync and is either ahead or behind what you are passing.
They started smashing more than one party on a row the very first day they werent skipping rows.....I mean you kinda have to when you only run one train and spend 15 minutes at each station. Covid is only used now as a cost cutting excuse anyhow.
I can't see CMT and not think of a Country Music Television train.
It's open except for the Rotisserie station with It's regular menu
