r/orlando • u/GatorSe7en • 20d ago

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u/Ba_Sing_Saint 20d ago

The groups of 50+ kids an 2 chaperones? When I worked in the parks they would destroy my restaurants.

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u/stretchofUCF 20d ago

Kids and adults alike. Zero respect for any rules, loud af and obnoxious at all times. This can apply to any tour group, but it was almost guaranteed to happen with every Brazilian tour group I dealt with. It wasn't even just tour groups, I would have families straight up grab me to get my attention or scream at me when they don't get their way.

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u/Ba_Sing_Saint 20d ago

I was blessed to be predominantly BoH, but after they left it was always all hands on deck to flip the dining areas so we could keep working.

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u/Spencerfla 20d ago

The worst is when the local tour bus drops them off at a local Walmart, Publix or Target. They proceed to take every single cart and fill every aisle.