line etiquette/line jumping?

[Jimmy Thick]

If people stop to use the interactive elements, I feel you should have the right to bypass them as you just don't know how long they will take amusing themselves.

Disney needs to iron this out, there should not be situations where people have to wonder if they did the right thing.

[steamboat willy]

It doesn't sound to me as if you did anything wrong at all. You just had the misfortune of encountering someone who chooses to go through the world regarding it in a very negative, self-centered light. Encountering that at a Disney park can be especially jarring when most of us are in a very positive mind-set. Best just to, to quote "Frozen," let it go. Don't let it bother you.

[texas211]

What's there to discuss or to know. Draw light sabers and dual it out.. Winner takes all.

May the force be with you.

[Mendelson]

it's a safety issue, this leads to collisions and damage, which is not a problem in a pedestrian theme park attraction queues.

You clearly haven't been by the same people I have at Disney World.

[Nut4DW]

I always feel like you should consider those behind you.....if you stop to do something and the line moves on, and you don't, then the people behind you should be able to go around. Once, I had a lady in front of me while waiting for RRC sit down on the floor and empty out her backpack. I waited to see if she was going to scoop it up and move forward but when she kept reorganizing her stuff, I went around her. She was mad but I felt she was being rude to expect everyone to wait on her.

[Terra]

What's there to discuss or to know. Draw light sabers and dual it out.. Winner takes all.

May the force be with you.

[TheVBs]

I fully agree that if someone stops to use the interactive elements, people are right to go around them.