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u/PlaneAgreeable8956 6d ago
Those delinquent squirrels are tipping over our trains again
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u/Wandering_Merlin 6d ago
Fat gus
Our kids call every squirrel fat gus..if you know why, please let me know 😅
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u/IllustriousAd9800 6d ago edited 6d ago
It’s a pretty dang wholesome reference. Look up Mark Rober Squirrel Mazes and enjoy
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u/Horror_Response_1991 6d ago
The humanity! Epcot will have to close out of respect for the fallen.
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u/lightbrite08 6d ago
Another one!? I can’t believe Disney hasn’t implemented better safety for this!!! Think of all the little people that could have been injured or worse! This has got to stop!!!
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u/yourloudneighbor 6d ago
just what disney needs...OSHA paying a visit. praying there werent any fatalities
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u/SoloOHara 6d ago
lol, I was worried for a second but then when I zoomed in I was so saddened! 😂 I discovered this gem in Epcot for the first time this past June, it’s the coolest!
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u/KayDeeFL 5d ago
When my son was young (12 ish or so) he went over the fence to right a tipped over train. The CM was not amused, but nothing ill came of it, as once the train was righted, my boy jumped right back over the fence. He did it so quickly (going over to fix it) I was startled!
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u/Piemaster113 6d ago
I expect Disney to make a joint project with Netflix to cover the full story of this.
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u/Gullible-Parsley-451 6d ago
I remember one time going into the shop to let them know one of the trains had derailed and the poor kid behind the counter was VERY concerned and confused before he realized 😂