A visitor accuses Disneyland of “Boeing level.” However, an employee does not take this sitting down and explains why it is almost always the visitors’ fault.
Queuing is a nuisance. Especially when you are in an amusement park waiting to enjoy an attraction.
A Disneyland employee has now revealed that in 90% of cases, it is not the ride’s fault, but rather the guests who enter it.
Visitor accuses Disney of “Boeing level,” but an employee counters
A visitor claimed on Twitter/X that Disney and its engineers cannot be trusted:
I don’t trust any rides developed by Disney, especially not those with drops or high speeds.
Disney has favored DEI (Didn’t Earn It) over MEI (Merit, Excellence, Intelligence) and is heading towards Boeing-level problems.
With “Boeing level,” the visitor refers to the series of failures at the aircraft manufacturer Boeing. A whole series of malfunctions and errors are currently causing excitement at the manufacturer, with a belly landing in Istanbul and a few blown tires being just a few harmless problems.
This is how an employee reacted: However, this harsh accusation did not sit well with a Disney park employee. In a message, which other employees have since joined, he said that in 90% of cases, an attraction is closed because a visitor does something stupid. Then the attraction must be closed and completely checked. He writes on Twitter:
Hello, I am a former Disney employee. I actually worked in the parks and know something about ride safety and maintenance, unlike you. In 90% of cases, closures occur because a guest does something stupid. The standard procedure is full evacuation and reset.
In his comment on Twitter/X, he also explained that all attractions are tested at night and before opening by the operational team. If a safety check does not pass, the attraction will not be opened.
However, most problems are not caused by malfunctions, but in the safety sensors, which are often triggered by visitors through incorrect actions.
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