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7 of the most annoying things tourists do at Disney World — and how to fix them

Timothy MooreFeb 6, 2024, 20:51 IST

I've been going to Disney World for over 20 years. Timothy Moore

When visiting Disney World, there are simple park etiquette rules I think everyone should follow.
Listen to park employees when they tell you to do (or not do) something and be polite.

Disney World offers a magical escape from the real world. But that doesn't mean you should let manners fly out the window.

As a theme-park enthusiast and Disney World annual passholder who's been visiting for over 20 years, I've seen my fair share of poor behavior (mostly from adults).

A little park etiquette goes a long way in making a pleasant experience for yourself, the people around you, and the employees.

Here are some of the most annoying things tourists do at Disney World — and what you should do instead.

Don’t push forward in line to catch up to your party.

Everyone is trying to get to the same place when they're waiting in line. Timothy Moore

Put your phone away.

When you're distracted on your phone, you can cause further chaos in a large crowd. Timothy Moore

Don’t block people's views during the fireworks.

It's extremely annoying when someone's phone is blocking your view of the fireworks. Timothy Moore

Don’t just stop in the middle of a walkway.

The parks are usually very crowded, so you have to be aware of your surroundings. Timothy Moore

Be respectful during preshows and waiting periods.

Parade times can be hectic, so don't make things worse by pushing and shoving. Timothy Moore

Walk, don’t run.

Safety is a top priority at Disney World, so follow the rules the employees tell you. Timothy Moore

Treat the park employees with respect.

The employees are just trying to do their jobs, so don't make them more difficult. Timothy Moore

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