The magical life working at Disney

This has become the trademark question that Cast Members throw around.

I've worn some HIDEOUS outfits at this job, yet there's always those few who are so upset they can't buy them.

This was during a parade audience control (PAC) shift at one of the Christmas parties. The duties of PAC are to keep walkways clear in case we have to have an alpha unit (medical personnel) come through. This particular guy was so angry because him and his big family kept trying to go in areas we had to keep clear. He finally decided to take it out on me. 10 minutes later EMTs were running through with a stretcher. We really do have rules for a reason.

Oh boy. All Cast Members want to run away from the matching t-shirts and selfie sticks and that little flag on a stick. We don't mind big groups, but these are usually younger teens, most of which are extremely rude. I've been pulled by my sleeve, had someone snap and clap their hands right in my face.

This actually happened. It was an older gentleman, by the way.

This is called "double dipping". Working at both places gives a lot of perks. Not a bad idea.

This actually upset me. I felt so degraded. The guy went on to say more rude things and his wife ended up apologizing to me for him.

Most people don't know Animal Kingdom exists. Highly underrated park.

It took me a while to come up with an appropriate response. It was her first time here with her grand kids and I honestly felt bad for her.

Apparently to a lot of people, Disney World is only Magic Kingdom.

Self explanatory.

We're more sick of Frozen than you are. Let it go.

First of all, no one can "be" a princess, because the princesses are themselves. When I tell them I'm working in a different role, they instantly become uninterested.

I LOVED working for Disney. And I plan on working there again in the future.