Line jumping vs. Holding a place

[DonaldDuck1117]

As I said above I would really like to know Disney's official stance on line jumping i.e. what is and what is not considered line jumping and what the consequences are for the violation.

I am a well traveled Amusement Park goer, I've been to hundreds of parks through out the country and almost all of them have their line jumping policy posted in writing for everyone to see, a lot actually print it on the back of their tickets.

But Disney doesn't do this, perhaps this calls for an e-mail to the Disney Company.

[NotaGeek]

As I said above I would really like to know Disney's official stance on line jumping i.e. what is and what is not considered line jumping and what the consequences are for the violation.

I am a well traveled Amusement Park goer, I've been to hundreds of parks through out the country and almost all of them have their line jumping policy posted in writing for everyone to see, a lot actually print it on the back of their tickets.

But Disney doesn't do this, perhaps this calls for an e-mail to the Disney Company.

I agree, here's the Email For Disneyland Guest Services. When you get a response, please let us all know so this topic gets a final word!

[teamblackwell]

Hi all,
NotaGeek, I've seen the MOD warning on this thread and I'll try to stay within the TOS on this post. The only time you notice someone leaving and getting back into line, is when they are ahead of you. The only time you see a CM is then your either entering a line or at the actual attraction, and the "line jumper" is long gone. So if someone is getting out of line to report others , you might as well report yourself for line jumping too. RIGHT?
Just a thought.

p.s. have you ever been to a theme park in Europe? WOW! There are no lines, just a mob scene, the strongest get to the front of the line.