What really gets people’s blood boiling is seeing someone try to cheat the system. One internet user, u/Perfect_Blood_3540, went viral online aftersharinghow she saw a family cutting in line, so she got them kicked off the ride. Check out the full story below!Bored Pandagot in touch with the author of the viral post, u/Perfect_Blood_3540, and she was kind enough to answer our questions. Scroll down for our full interview!
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Going to Disney World is a huge deal for many people. Naturally, they want the best possible experience
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An internet user revealed how she put an end to one overly entitled mom’s attempts to cut in line at one of the rides
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“She will likely do it again but I hope she and her kids will think twice before engaging in such entitled behavior”
We were very curious to hear about the author’s initial reaction upon seeing the overly-entitled mom cutting in line. “My first reaction was to give her the benefit of the doubt. Maybe she did forget something in the line,” u/Perfect_Blood_3540 shared with Bored Panda.
“As to why she did it, she’s just entitled. Plan and simple. I think it’s a disgusting thing to teach your kids, which is why I spoke up, too. She will likely do it again but I hope she and her kids will think twice before engaging in such entitled behavior.”
Meanwhile, Bored Panda wanted to hear the author’s thoughts about her experience at Disney World. We were interested in the biggest upsides and the advice she’d give anyone who’s visiting for the very first time.
“Some of the upsides were the character experiences. The rides were fun but too short for the long line,” she said.
“If anyone is going for the first time, you should go in with a plan. We discovered the Lightning Lane too late and it would have helped with wait times.”
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There’s nothing like a story where justice gets served to restore some of the faith you have in humanity. On the flip side, some of that lost faith wouldn’t need restoring if so many people weren’t impolite and entitled all the time. All in all, it’s cathartic to hear about people standing up for what’s right, even in a small way.
It’s very easy to say that one person or another should have stood up for what’s right in public. But human psychology teaches us that people are less likely to speak up when there are others around them. There’s always the expectation that someone else will intervene and you won’t have to do anything awkward, time-consuming, or risky.
The general attitude is that someone else will intervene, so there’s no need to do anything. Psychology Todaypoints outthat individuals are far more likely to take action in a crisis when there are either no witnesses at all or very few of them. When someone is the first to act, it breaks the ice, so to speak, and everyone else feels more comfortable lending a hand.
Disney World can be mind-blowingly expensive, so cutting in line is a huge taboo
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A trip to practically any Disney theme park or resort is going to set your savings back a ton. Naturally, you want the best possible experience at thetheme park. And given that people pay extra to get on rides quicker, it’s a fairly big deal if someone cuts in line: they’re effectively stealing your time, disrespecting the rules, and making the money you’ve already spent less valuable.
Unless you have an unlimited budget, you’ll need to do a fair bit of research about what (not) to do, how to optimize your time, and where you can cut back. Given Disney’s global popularity, there are tons of online sources that help you do just that.
According to Mouse Hacking, a ‘baseline’ Disney World vacation for a family of 4 (that’s 2 adults, a kid 10 or over, and another child between 3 and 9 years old) costsaround$7,093, or $355 per person per night, in 2025.
This budget includes flights, transportation to and from Disney World, a five-night stay at Pop Century, five-day tickets without park hopper, Lightning Lane Multi Pass at two parks, quick service meals, snacks, and two table-service meals.
If you’re a family of 3 (i.e., 2 adults, 1 younger child), you’ll shell out $5,646 for the entire trip.
Larger families (e.g., 2 adults, 1 older child, 2 younger children) will, of course, pay more, averaging around $8,856 for the magical(y) expensive experience.
Every family has different lifestyles, wants, needs, and expectations. So, you can expect to pay a different amount depending on what these things are.
If you get more upgrades at Disney, park hopper tickets, more days of Lightning Lane Multi Pass (wow, what a name!), and a couple of Single Pass Lightning Lanes, eat more and better food, and do a ticketed event, you can expect to pay $8,909 for a family of 3, $10,770 for a family of 4, and $12,433 for a family of 5, as per Mouse Hacking.
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