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  • #61
    barrage
    Banned
    • Oct 2012
    • 3351

    Originally posted by sd_shooter
    You mean no more of these?


    Little boys will have to resort to using sticks as guns, or shaping them out of a sandwich. Will Disney outlaw boys next?
    Yeah, that's pretty weak. Metal detectors at Disneyland has been inevitable, but to go full Progressive retard and ban toy guns... at freaking Disneyland... where the two most popular themes are Pirates of the Caribbean and Star Wars is both sad and stupid.

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    • #62
      Bansh88
      Veteran Member
      • Jun 2009
      • 2500

      I'm sure Burkas and Hijabs are welcome

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      • #63
        bigbully
        Senior Member
        • Feb 2008
        • 1904

        I had heard that a CCW'er can be escorted to a special area where the weapon can be locked away while in park. Has anyone done this before?

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        • #64
          poriggity
          Senior Member
          • Mar 2013
          • 891

          Originally posted by Bansh88
          Though I'm sure this dumb thread had nothing to do with this recent announcement.....

          But how bout everyone refrain from bragging about places they are carrying?
          Agreed. There are too many people here and other places that feel the need to let everyone know how "Billy badass" they are by telling us all they are carrying. I'm not sure what part of "concealed" these people don't get.

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          • #65
            scadvice
            Member
            • Oct 2015
            • 348

            Originally posted by firemanjoe
            I always leave my side arm locked in the car when I go. It's temping to carry inside the park given the current events.
            Ya...but just maybe Disney is one of the few places where you could feel reasonably safe as compared to other public places that are gun free. That is assuming the comments from "those who know" are well founded.

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            • #66
              scadvice
              Member
              • Oct 2015
              • 348

              Originally posted by drclark
              Blurb on the morning news states that Disney will be installing metal detectors at all of their parks. They are also discontinuing sale of toy guns in the park and people over 14 will no longer be allowed to wear costumes.

              They must have been reading this thread....
              I read the same, I wonder what they consider costumes? I've seen some normal dress that looks like costumes!

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              • #67
                barrage
                Banned
                • Oct 2012
                • 3351

                Originally posted by scadvice
                I read the same, I wonder what they consider costumes? I've seen some normal dress that looks like costumes!
                That's likely just the private sector's way of banning Muslim sand costumes that hide their faces without getting the snowflakes' panties all wadded up about it.

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                • #68
                  nedro
                  Veteran Member
                  • Nov 2014
                  • 4130

                  Originally posted by sd_shooter
                  You mean no more of these?


                  Little boys will have to resort to using sticks as guns, or shaping them out of a sandwich. Will Disney outlaw boys next?
                  Why not, Congress already did. Or at least acting like one.

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                  • #69
                    SurferSeth
                    Member
                    • Sep 2014
                    • 173

                    I was almost assaulted at Disneyland once. Immediately after a parade in a huge crowd of people, shoulder to shoulder, some guy started screaming profanity and names at me. He was accusing me of elbowing his grandkids (they were bumping into me during the parade) and acting in a threating / intimidating way. I stayed calm and tried to de-escalate. 5 seconds after this guy started yelling at me, in a huge crowd of people, he was surrounded by plain clothes security, Disney branded security, and I was asked if I was ok by another branded park employee. It was almost surreal how quickly they snatched that guy and his whole family up and how quickly they disappeared. Didn't see them for the rest of our time there.

                    I believe all the insider info in this thread because of my experience there.
                    Last edited by SurferSeth; 12-17-2015, 12:04 PM.
                    Thanks, and as we say in Spanish,
                    "Chinga tu pinche puta Madre, Pendejo!", which means "Hope you have a great day and it's a pleasure doing business with you". - Dr. von Weigert

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                    • #70
                      SantaCabinetguy
                      I need a LIFE!!
                      • Feb 2011
                      • 15137

                      Originally posted by drclark
                      Blurb on the morning news states that Disney will be installing metal detectors at all of their parks. They are also discontinuing sale of toy guns in the park and people over 14 will no longer be allowed to wear costumes.

                      They must have been reading this thread....
                      That's just pitiful. Some of my favorite memories of Disney were the pirates of carribean cap guns (that had to be checked when we flew home) and the (now gone) shooting positions on Tom Sawyer Island. My assumption is that the shooting galleries are also gone? - Might as well just tear down frontier land and replace it with "Frozen land" or something.

                      RIP Disney.
                      Hauoli Makahiki Hou


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                      • #71
                        PeteJE
                        Junior Member
                        • Oct 2015
                        • 27

                        Originally posted by SurferSeth
                        I was almost assaulted at Disneyland once. Immediately after a parade in a huge crowd of people, shoulder to shoulder, some guy started screaming profanity and names at me. He was accusing me of elbowing his grandkids (they were bumping into me during the parade) and acting in a threating / intimidating way. I stayed calm and tried to de-escalate. 5 seconds after this guy started yelling at me, in a huge crowd of people, he was surrounded by plain clothes security, Disney branded security, and I was asked if I was ok by another branded park employee. It was almost surreal how quickly they snatched that guy and his whole family up and how quickly they disappeared. Didn't see them for the rest of our time there.

                        I believe all the insider info in this thread because of my experience there.
                        True story - my aunt was head of internal security at the park late 70s through mid 80s - she was ex cia. Most of the senior security are ex (retired) govt. cia and fbi employees - they are very good at unseen security and not messing with the experience of the park for the public. There is a large amount of undercover "visitors" all through the park at all times and a pretty substantial behind the scenes infrastructure of security there.

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                        • #72
                          barrage
                          Banned
                          • Oct 2012
                          • 3351

                          Originally posted by Ubermcoupe
                          That's just pitiful. Some of my favorite memories of Disney were the pirates of carribean cap guns (that had to be checked when we flew home) and the (now gone) shooting positions on Tom Sawyer Island. My assumption is that the shooting galleries are also gone? - Might as well just tear down frontier land and replace it with "Frozen land" or something.

                          RIP Disney.
                          The shooting galleries are still there surprisingly. Word is that the shooting positions on Tom Sawyer were removed not because they were "promoting gun violence", but because a little girl got a part of her finger cut off in a pinch point on the base of one of the guns.

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                          • #73
                            beachtech
                            Member
                            • Sep 2011
                            • 287

                            Originally posted by ColKlink
                            You can't fix stupid.
                            Yes you can. http://www.nbclosangeles.com/news/lo...362810271.html

                            And just days after someone started this thread.....

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                            • #74
                              wild_weasel
                              Senior Member
                              • Dec 2008
                              • 1256

                              Originally posted by barrage
                              The shooting galleries are still there surprisingly. Word is that the shooting positions on Tom Sawyer were removed not because they were "promoting gun violence", but because a little girl got a part of her finger cut off in a pinch point on the base of one of the guns.
                              Actually the blockhouse was closed off after a child lost part of a finger on one of the rifles after falling.
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                              • #75
                                DevilDawgJJ
                                CGN Contributor
                                • Aug 2010
                                • 1718

                                Well, at least they still have "winch" on the sign @ Pirates!
                                Originally posted by Citadelgrad87
                                I pity your kids, because they are doomed.
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                                Can I bring my Donkey? He loves Chunky Monkey.

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