According to a post on Reddit, a group of teenagers recently ruined a Happily Ever After performance. This affected guests were watching the nighttime spectacular at the Main Street Train Station in the Magic Kingdom.
FYI: The information was posted in a thread on the fan-run Walt Disney World community page on the social media platform.
Three days ago, u/Turbulent_Bullfrog87 started the thread ‘To the group of teenagers in “Anchor Down” white t-shirts at the Main Street train station who spent tonight’s showing of Happily Ever After randomly shouting during every single song…’ with the following:
“I hope you enjoyed the show more than every other person around you did, because you did a good job making sure the rest of us didn’t get to.”
A thread comment left by u/Ekecede suggests the group of teenagers were a part of the Cheerleading Championship Week. You can read the comment below:
“Ah, Cheerleading Championship Week always brings out the best in high school society. The only thing worse than the kids are the moms who accompany them as chaperones.”
u/Ekecede
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H/T Reddit
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People are constantly ruining experiences at the parks. Whether it’s talking or laughing or even screaming through an educational or otherwise peaceful attraction or repeatedly using flash photography in the dark to blocking your view so they can capture an entire show or ride on their camera. I find some people to be oblivious to what they’re doing while others are clearly trying to aggravate others. Then there are the ones that treat cast members like dirt, that seems to be prompting a general trend in cast members where they are so drained they no longer attempt to make magical moments for guests. Disney World is no longer the magical place it was just 20 years ago.