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In reply to the discussion: I Have To Believe That Disney Made A Conscious Decision Not To Post 'Danger:Alligator' Signs..... [View all]TeamPooka
(24,339 posts)76. Disney has a Wildlife Control Team dealing with this daily so they know this is a serious issue
so it's not an act of God scenario.
It's a "did their WCT do a good enough job to protect guests?" issue.
On the face of it the answer would be, no.
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I Have To Believe That Disney Made A Conscious Decision Not To Post 'Danger:Alligator' Signs..... [View all]
global1
Jun 2016
OP
What surprises me that fencing and explicit warning signs were not put up by
no_hypocrisy
Jun 2016
#1
I agree. But on the other hand, I understand how anal insurance carriers can be.
no_hypocrisy
Jun 2016
#7
Whatever Disney has to pay will be a drop in the bucket compared to its revenues.
Ex Lurker
Jun 2016
#84
Maybe People In Florida Know That "No Swimming" Signs Cover The Dangers Of Alligators - But.....
global1
Jun 2016
#9
Great Idea - I Think You Should Work With The State Of Florida And The Airlines To Get Your .....
global1
Jun 2016
#56
Disney has a Wildlife Control Team dealing with this daily so they know this is a serious issue
TeamPooka
Jun 2016
#76
I've been to Disney a couple of times and never knew they wouldn't constantly monitor for alligators
Doremus
Jun 2016
#62
It's Orlando. Alligators everywhere. I've seen them in swimming pools and large public fountains...
haele
Jun 2016
#18
Oh, come on. There's a big difference between knowing Florida has alligators,
Arugula Latte
Jun 2016
#55
The resort had a.beach night movie event at a time when gators feed. Don't you think
tblue37
Jun 2016
#68
You go check the lagoon for alligators, and I'll watch to make sure you do a good job
jberryhill
Jun 2016
#40
Places hire licensed trappers. Apparently Disney periodically clears out larger gators
tblue37
Jun 2016
#69
The Orlando Sentinel had a father who said he recently grabbed his kid in that same
adigal
Jun 2016
#82
The child was snatched off the beach. The resort had encouraged guests to come to
tblue37
Jun 2016
#70
All the articles I have read say otherwise. Also, the resort's officials have said the boy was
tblue37
Jun 2016
#71
Someone posted a picture of the beach, with a blue circle marking where the screen was set up.
tblue37
Jun 2016
#73
I found this picture at the "New York Times." It doesn't look like the resort generally made an
tblue37
Jun 2016
#75
I've lived in Florida (mostly Orlando) all my life and I had to be educated.....
steve2470
Jun 2016
#28
At the resorts, there is conveniently personal interaction with each guest family at check-in
jberryhill
Jun 2016
#38
True, they could be given a very carefully worded warning on paper and verbally
steve2470
Jun 2016
#39
I'm sure the family *assumed*, not incorrectly, that WDW had covered all bases and that they were...
steve2470
Jun 2016
#48
Agree. They should have specific signage. They do for their rides, they should for
suffragette
Jun 2016
#57