I missed watching these videos. Me and my mom used to watch this channel together all the time when we were planning our trips. When she passed away, I quit watching for a while and I quit planning a trip for a while. But I know her and she would not want me to stop going to Disney World. So I'm back to planning a trip and it exciting but also bittersweet.
Awe bless you!! Been through it as well. My dad passed and DW was a huge part of my upbringing. You will shed some beautiful tears walking into your mom's favorite park! 🤗💙
You forgot to mention the “Disney bubble”. The amount of times as a cast member I had guests ask me to turn up the AC or turn off the rain and not believe me when I tell them we are outside is staggering.
@@MGower4465 Yep, they literally believe that Disney is inside an invisible dome. I don’t think most of the people I told were convinced since they would say things like “ riiiiight I know we’re outside *wink*”.
@@faerieshortcake That would be an amazing bit of engineering. Especially since its still invisible after a half century. Very selfish of Disney to keep that secret.
@@emma.328 We actually probably need all the extra fuel for that very reason! It never ceases to amaze me how much energy I have when immersed in magic!
Weirdest one I encountered was my husband not wanting to go to Magic Kingdom because it's outside but being all right with Epcot. I asked "You know it's outside too?" He was stunned to learn Epcot was not entirely contained in the giant ball.
That’s hilarious 😂 What did he say? Did he cave on going to the Magic Kingdom? What’s wrong with being outside anyway? Most theme parks and a lot of activities are outside. Odd lol 😂
@@MusicLoverMN Thing is, my brother had the same reaction. My brother and I went. My husband is very pale blond and burns at the mere thought of being outside.
I was a College Program student (EPCOT Custodial) waaaay back in 1989. My favorite question when sweeping the streets of World Showcase was always "Excuse me, what's the best way to get to Disney World?".
I've worked with costumed characters before, and there are ice vests you can wear! Sometimes, they're even required to wear if it's too warm. They're not that great, but they do exist!
I can’t remember if it was Barney or Baby Bop, but I remember in the early 90s, when they would record the show, one of the costumes caught fire. Clearly electrical. I swore someone claimed it was from the cooling system.
Yeah I was about to post something to this effect as well. I know for a fact these performers have cooling vests. I've worn mascot costumes before, and there are cooling vests with different types of frozen pack inserts you can put in them that last quite a while depending on the environment you use them in. The one I own is from a company called EZ Cooldown and they're quite popular if a bit pricey. Totally worth it in the summer months. Literal life saver. The technology isn't new, as race car drivers have had a much bulkier version of this kind of thing for years and years where ice water circulates through a worn vest with tubes in it from a fairly standard small ice chest like you would take on a camping trip.
Solomon Traynor i think if u become a character you sign a disclosure agreement so they are not allowed to say they are the character so they don’t ruin the magic
I had no idea people even made this mistake and thats so funny. Im really glad they put it in universal because I love the harry potter world and I would rather spend money on a universal ticket, there are so many more rides that arent just for kids.
Well, that's understandable. ORIGINALLY, Disney fought to get their hands on the rights to the franchise but talks with JK Rowling went very sour. Bob Iger showed zero interest in Harry Potter (biggest business mistake in the entertainment industry yet!!) and was obsessed with getting his hands on Pixar. They also fought bitterly to get the movie rights but Warner Bros. wouldn't budge. There's a whole video about this and it's hilarious how Disney kept shooting themselves in the foot...
If one manages to pay a trip all the way to Orlando and doesn't even read ANYTHING about it, to the point of asking cast members at the Magic Kingdom "where's the Harry Potter land?", they should just save some money and stay at home. I mean, can't you read ANYTHING before going to ANY PLACE? 🤔
A guy I work with went about a year and a half ago. He was made at me when he returned and I told him you don't have to pay for Fast-passes. I told him, he is a grown @$$ adult and is fully capable of playing games on his phone, so he could have done some research for the trip.
Yes!!! So many people look at me funny when I say it's a waste of money if you don't do your research beforehand! I spent the 6 months before the trip watching every DFB video to find what food I like, what I want to try, where it is and then made a plan around all of our fast passes!! Yes I was that obsessed but i went to 98% of the rides (100% on the ones I wanted to go) and even did them more than once and never really waited more than 45 mins, in fact most were 25-30 mins max. It was exhausting but it was amazing! I highly doubt anyone who hadn't done their research would have had such a good value for money 😂
scataplaft I use to work at Space Mountain and was asked daily where in MK was Mission Space. One family was extremely upset that the attraction was in Epcot. And that they had to pay to get into Epcot. They had purchased a week at MK and thought that they could go to all 4 gates. I felt bad for them.
Ash H, well as she mentioned, Disney buries the information sooo deep that it's almost impossible to find it. Still, a mean trick for them to play on customers. That's one of many many reasons I will never go to their parks again.
@@candycemonroe7345 same. I spend hours mentally planning trips. It really is the only thing that has kept my sanity. But in reality, I won't go for a year, after all this is behind us.
@@kor8267 yes, you don't want to go during all these restrictions. We were planning a trip for Disney's 50th and now don't know. I'll be paying very close attention to everything.
I have a coworker that did "1" trip to FL amusement parks and started telling EVERYONE that Harry Potter was at Disney... I tried to explain it but he would not listen...
My dad tends to forget that when he wants to go to Magic Kingdom he can't just say Disney World because not everyone would know what he means. The reason is because until this year he's only been to Magic Kingdom and Epcot. This year was the first time he went to Hollywood Studios, only to ride on the Millenium Falcon before we rode the Skyliners to Epcot.
thank you for saying the no cooling for costume performers. I was a costume performer for 9 years and NEVER had any cooling equipment. the #1 asked question when I would tell people my job was do you have fans in the head?! no. no there is not a fan. my head barely fits in as is lol
Hi, I just received my kidney transplant , in fact I m still in the hospital transplant unit while I write this now. I have waited almost 5 years to get this miracle gift and used to watch your videos but knew without a transplant and because of COVID, Going to Disney would be a far away wish. I am now watching your videos in a new light and can definitely see Disney World in my future (once COVID is defeated.) Thanks for putting new videos giving me new ways to dream about and plan my new Disney trip. Now these are extra exciting!
I hope you'll be able to go soon. That first Disney trip is amazing, fun and wish you all the best when you're feeling better. Go hug Buzz and Woody for me please.
I worked at Splash Mountain and dropped from heat exhaustion one afternoon in July. Our old outfit used to be tan PANTS, long-sleeved shirt, tan vest and a hat!
@@starstruckhearts They are in air conditioning since the loading area is indoors. Splash Mountain, on the other hand, is open to the heat and humidity.
@@Skye_Writer not when we were there last week, the line was 45 minutes outside (due to the at least 6' spread) then you went inside (when we were waiting the line was over an hour). There were no less than 7 cast members in their multi layered outfits in the 90 degree weather, my husband even commented at one of the guys. He CM just smiled and made a comment about the "lovely weather"...I was sweating my butt off in shorts and a short sleeve shirt, felt so sorry for those CM's!
Years ago when I realized I could visit the other resorts even though I wasn’t staying there, it was a huge AHA moment. Now I take a day to relax and go to The Grand Floridian. I sit in the lobby, read and listen to the piano. Soooo relaxing in the middle of a Disney World vacation.
ikr, we haven't been to an actual disney park in so long but we made it a yearly tradition to stay near disney springs and spend a day there, a day at our hotel, and a day exploring the other hotels, it's so much fun!
I’ve actually had two cast members tell me that no one is declared dead on Disney property. They will take someone off property to declare them dead, at the hospital or whatever.
@@xomisskittyxoxo I still work at (not for) Disney and that was the only thing on the list that i had understood to be true. Honestly i think this one is believed by most Cast Members
Anita Ellenburg as a former paramedic (not in FL) I would say they (EMS) probably has an unspoken rule that unless it’s a suspicious scene that they would transport anyone in cardiac arrest and then make a decision to end cpr enroute to the hospital. This is like someone having a medical emergency at a mall or a similar public place. You don’t just put a sheet over someone and call it.
@@xomisskittyxoxo Rule #1: Don't believe things cast members say. Rumors run rampant around Disney because cast members run their mouths about things they know very little of. Unless it comes from a higher up, take it with a grain of salt.
Hiii DFB, i seriously love this RU-vid account. I am a fan from Hong Kong. It brings me so much joy during these trying times ❤️ thank you for sharing positivity all over the world.
As a former travel agent, I spoke with a client who had booked a vacation to Fort Lauderdale, FL (3 hours from WDW) and insisted on booking a hotel near Disney. When I tried to explain to him WDW was not in Fort Lauderdale he informed me it was on the beach because he had seen pictures of the beach at WGW. I'm so glad I wasn't the one that booked his package originally.
hahaha i read a funny memoir where someone asked a CM were the incredible hulk ride was in hollywood studios haha. people also think the Matterhorn is at all the parks, instead of just disneyland
What about people who have never been there? LOL We get people coming to the prairies to go skiing because you can ski in Canada or go to Glasgow to see Buckingham Palace. People make mistakes.
@@cijmo So true haha! I think once the Disney magic is experienced it's easy to forget that it's just one tiny (ever-changing) bubble in a big ol' world!!
Back when there was the whole Run Disney event on the west coast, I ran with a bunch of friends as different faces of Mike Wazowski. More than one adult told their kids “look, it’s the minions!” *facepalm* I’ve come to accept that a lot of people are ignorant and don’t want to know the difference between Disney, Universal, etc.
My dad and I are Disney maniacs and we love to watch you videos together! I hope you are doing well during these troubled times and that you continue to make us and so many other people happy!❤️
All my friends who don’t go to Disney often battle me saying fast passes aren’t free. Like dudes you know I go all the time you don’t have to pay for fast passes. They may get confused with Six flags or Universal
D. F. Some fast passes are so hard to get. Like since DLR is my home Radiator Springs Racers sold out after like an hour of work opening. And depending when you get other fast passes sometimes the fast passes are much later and people already have to leave the park.
Yes, this is one I hear the most. I think the problem is every other amusement park that has this type of system charges for it (Cedar Fair parks, Dollywood, Sesame Place, etc.)
I know this is a weird one, but as a kid, I remember other kids saying at night the dolls in “It’s a Small World” are able to move free at night. That lie always stuck with me.
It's even publicly stated in their MagicBand FAQ: "MagicBands can also be read by long-range readers located at Walt Disney World Resort used to deliver personalized experiences, as well as provide information that helps us improve the overall experience in our parks."
You are INSIDE their Park so unless you are doing something illegal, tracking guests is the worse of your problems. Once you exit the Park, they cannot track you. You are tracked more when walking down a city street with all those CCTV cameras on every other street pole.
@@supern0vae Re: experiences, like the video mentions "screens with your name" as one of the interactive bits - I remember that on the Rock n Rollercoaster - the entrance line would show fake concert posters and they'd put your name on them. I thought it was kinda cool.
I once hung out in a Disney hotel lobby all day even though I was not staying there, while family went in the the park. I had hurt my ankle so didn't want to go that day. I still had fun relaxing and reading and I ate lunch in the restaurant. Plus, I saved tons of money by not buying a park ticket that day! No problem doing that at all.
@@bradleyberdan1390 In the current operating condition that may be true for JUST Epcot. Definitely not for WDW as a whole. In normal operating conditions there's a ton to do at Epcot. The behind the seeds tour, scuba diving, swim with a dolphin...there's way more to do than just what it may seem.
Sadly too many people look at the maps and are deceived by the park layouts not realizing that you can walk 14 miles just to see the property of MK and except for HS each of the other parks also. The size of the parks are just very special and unless you are tracking your steps you will not realize how far you have walked in one day EXCEPT that you are exhausted by the time you leave. Heat can be an issue but there are plenty of spaces to escape and cool down shops , dining , and many of the ride ques are air conditioned to help. Was there October 2020 and even though some things aren’t open yet NO WORRIES. If you are traveling from out state be aware that Florida gets rain daily so , pack a poncho because you will get rain. Just try not to over pack your schedule so you can relax and enjoy your stay.
AJ, I would respectfully disagree that Disney is not tracking you. In January 2020 my family stayed at the All Star Movies Resort. Upon checking in the room was HORRIBLY dirty. We called the front desk and somehow that led to getting texts from a supervisor. She asked us if they could come clean the room. We agreed since we were leaving to go to Disney Springs. As we were returning from Disney Springs I started getting text messages like, "They are coming back to the room right now! Have you checked the room???" Took me a while to figure out this was the supervisor who was meaning to text the custodial manager I guess. Sure enough when we returned to our room at 9:30PM there was a male custodian in our room frantically cleaning. He was freaked out, we were freaked out and I was more than angry. So somehow that supervisor DID know that we were returning to our room and when. That means they could and did track us. Doesn't mean Disney is tracking everyone, but obviously they can. Very creepy. And to come back to a room with someone in it I told them was not only unprofessional but dangerous. In the end we received 3 free FastPasses for each guest for3 days which we appreciated. But I've heard this myth a few times that "Disney can't or isn't tracking you" and I'm afraid that is a myth.
Disney also apparently uses facial recognition. On a number of occasions I have seen park entrance issues solved when a cast member takes a picture of the person having trouble badgeing in and then the magic band works perfectly. They also do not allow face coverings at the halloween party. The better to "see" you with my dear!
"Aunt Susan just bought a pretzle, spent $300.00 on spirit jerseys and plush on Main Street, and is now in Fantastyland bathrooms taking the biggest poop..."
One lie I can definitely confirm to be a lie is the one about nobody being declared dead on Disney property. Not long after the Mickey and Friends parking structure was built in 2001, a man shot himself during the fireworks in the structure. A custodial cast member found the body later that night. They brought in the Orange County coroner and he was declared dead in the structure. Sad, I know, but my buddy in custodial told me about it after he got back from his mandatory vacation after the event.
I was so upset when my friend said he had been all around disney world on a trip but then I found out the only park he had ever visited was the magic kigdom. He apparently didn't know there were other parks.
The two I get the most: "I can't go to a resort unless I am spending the night" (people, me included, resort hop all the time without spending the night); and that Disney World is identical to Disneyland so you only have to see one to know about the other. You can tell people the truth but usually they still don't believe it lol.
Well the main parks (Disneyland park at each location and the magic kingdom) are quite similar, with the structure of main street, castle and lands, the lands themselves that often have the same titles and similar designs and of course duplicated classic rides. If you only see some pictures and hear stories you are likely to think they are pretty much the same. Even I who have been in Disneyland Paris and Disneyworld twice each (with many years between visits) kinda thought that maybe until my last trip which I planned myself
My mom believed the Disneyworld is exactly the same as Disneyland one even as I told her how big the joint was. She just couldn't fathom it was as big as it was. Until she got there and hit sensory overload the first night we got there.
@@angrytheclown801 i tell people to do research or they are in for a bad shock when they discover Disney is basically a whole town, not just one park lol. My sister in law said she was going to Disney World and did not have to do any research because she had been to Disneyland!! I tried to convince her otherwise but she just could not understand.
I was a cast member at Disneyland in 2015 and worked in entertainment costuming. Costumed characters DO have the option to wear a vest that you can put ice packs in. Not many wore them though.
Originally, Disney was going to have a Harry Potter theme park but then-CEO Bob Iger made probably the biggest blunder in the theme park business by telling JK Rowling to get lost because he was so obsessed with buying out Pixar. I always laugh at how it all came back to haunt him...
43 sq miles When it first opened, the road into the Entrance Plaza was miles and miles. As an 11 yr old it felt like forever, Of course, if was the summer of 73 and the traffic was bumper to bumper but it was pretty barren and not what we are used to now. It felt gigantic then.
Alright, back, I've just found out that it's actually you that's wrong. Someone else mentioned that they actually worked at Walt Disney World and they track your location for a variety of reasons
They very likely don't care about an individual's location but they definitely build heat maps to identify hot spots etc - this is standard for even some supermarkets
Years ago talking to Pluto at the Golf Resort Dining Room, we were taking pictures and just having fun. Later looking at the pictures we could see his face through the eye hole and he had sweat drops on his face, and he was still adorable.
I have had cast members say "I don't know" on several occasions and different cast members so perhaps they are not supposed to but my experience the did .
As a former cast member, it was a fun creative challenge to find the most eloquent way to say “no” to a guest, especially if they were being rude and disrespectful.
My family would take us to Disney World basically every year when we lived in Florida so you'd think I'd remember the monorail didn't go around the whole park. A decade later my friend and I were talking about it and it blew me away that it didn't. My memories of it were so faded that I couldn't even remember if it took you directly into EPCOT or outside the gates. That was a very trippy conversation lol.
I usually end that conversation with “hmm, ok, can you do me a favor? When you find it, can you come back and give me directions, so I can have the right info for the next person that asks me?”
When I was a kid we always used to go and look around the different hotels as a break. My mom would research what places had good restaurants and we would often have lunch as one at one of the hotels. We always stayed “off campus” so looking around the different resorts was so fun!
My mom and dad have been going to Disneyworld since it first opened and you absolutely COULD pool hop back in the day. It changed from what we figured out around the late 90’s to 2001. But I remember going when I was younger and we stayed at Fort Wilderness, but we would swim at the Polynesian, Contemporary and Wilderness Lodge pools with no hassle or question.
On the tracking thing: Is it possible to locate a lost child using their magic band? If my nephew were to wonder off, could Disney find him in the parks using his magic band?
According to a cast member’s blog, no, they can’t track lost children through Magic Bands. There is a video that a cast member made where they explain their procedures for “lost parents” at WDW.
The best thing to do it link a parents cell number to their band. When a cast member finds them they can get that number and call. You can also write the cell number in silver sharpie on the back of the magic band.
@@ukallii Disney has a policy that kids don't get lost, parents do. Seriously, that is their policy. More over, kids tend to find cast members when they are separated faster than parents.
New subscriber here- Thanks for making these videos Growing up in the mountains of North Georgia, Disney World always seemed like a playground for the rich kids. A couple of years ago, at my brother's wedding, I was mortified when a presumably wealthy Californian woman found out I was from Georgia and assumed that I had been to Walt Disney World as many times as she had. I was so confused- "Isn't that for rich people?" was all the words I could manage. I decided that I was going to figure out some way to make sure that my daughters got to experience it at least once. It still seems pretty far-fetched, but watching these videos makes disney feel possible for the first time.
I think it’s kind of nuts that people spend so much money on a Disney vacation and don’t realize that universal is not a Disney park. Come on dude, minimal research!
I’ve been following your videos for quite some time.. Of course, my family and I are big Disney fans as well as DVC members since 1996.. Just great content. Fun and informative! Thank you!
Actually, the Actors inside the costumes are paid very well (unionized Equity Actors Guild), it's the rest of the Cast Members (shop workers, ticket agents, etc) that make minimum wage. But the majority of the CM are not costumed actors so yeah, they do it for the non-monetary benefits. I do wish they were paid more, which is why I'm super nice to them when there!
Is it a matter of cost, or technology? I'm sympathetic to the issues of wearing a costume for an extended period of time in Orlando heat and humidity, but venting, air circulation, and power (which generates it's own heat) are issues.
@@Steve_in_NJ It's not the ones inside costumes. That is not how it works. The one that are profesional performers (dance and act, topically on "stage", parade included if memory serves me right) are union. The normal meet & greet types are not. That is how we have the cavalcades even though there have been zero Equity Actors Guild performers. It kind be kind of a grey area until you see it.
having designed, built and worn various mascot style costumes, there are little tricks to keeping the character performers cool without ice packs and fans. Costumes can be made of a variety of lightweight breathable materials, may have hidden 'vent holes' and meshed vision ports. No, it's no picnic being in suit, but it's nothing compared to bringing joy to small child. You suffer for your art...
There is definitely also long-range RFID with Magic Bands. They even mention them on the FAQ: "MagicBands can also be read by long-range readers located at Walt Disney World Resort used to deliver personalized experiences, as well as provide information that helps us improve the overall experience in our parks."
#1 is similar to how many people believe that Chitty Chitty Bang Bang is a Disney movie; so many people associated with Disney worked on it that it resembles one.
The one about declaring death I thought was true because my bio teacher used to be a deputy for the Orange County police force and he said that was one of the things that they had to declare people dead once they got off property.
DOA Dead On Arrival. Paramedics will try to revive a person, and stabilize them if possible, but if they are unable to, they clearly checked for a pulse. You can be non responsive, but still alive. What tends to happen though is that they’re alive just enough to make it to the hospital at Celebration, and once there, they pass away.
12:43- this one is so true, it was not Disney's fault, it was a natural cause.... I lost my son while there, and there is nothing harder in life to bear than loss of a child. But that being said; ALL the Disney Cast Members are INSANELY AWESOMELY helpful, understanding & sympathetic- we had advocates at the hospital (for moral support & prayers), they handled his cremation services (my sister & Brother-in-law did help with that also-- can't thank them enough), they reimbursed us for his park tickets, moved us all to another resort to stay, so they were truly outstanding in an incredibly tragically awful time in my life.
My "no" was usually something like "unfortunately you cannot do that" and then explain myself but sometimes it would just be me saying "no" bc people don't think at speedway and I was less worried about being nice when they were in danger
I'm a Floridian and a former cast member. YES you were able to pool hop back in the day(80's and 90's) and no you can't do that now! No there are NO fans in any area of the characters costumes, so if you think they are miserable in the heat....THEY ARE! Also each character is assigned by height so be extra careful around Mickey and Minnie 👍😉 Please for the love of God don't jump, grab or pull on any character....they hold a lot of weight on their shoulders and anything abnormally physical can result in a life time of injury. PLUS...WDW is an equal opportunity employer so a lot of handicap people are "friends" with the characters, so be very mindful how you act.
first off her reading voice is amazing. secondly I feel so much smarter about Disney then I did 14 mins ago. and im really not lying. I lifeguarded there and had absolutely no idea people couldn't pool hop. come to think of it, im not sure I even had a way of knowing if they were even a real guest for the resort or not lol.
If Disney isn’t tracking you how do they know to send you your pictures that are taken on a ride to your my Disney experience account??? Sometimes even when I don’t put my magic band on the picture it’ll still get sent to me??? I find that cool and scary at the same time!
That isn’t how they track you. One time my brothers magic band wasn’t working when getting into the park. Within 2 minutes they had pictures of us through facial recognition through all of there security cameras. The Disney employee then let us in since he had been with us all week in the park. Cool but creepy
Disney resorts, especially Deluxe on the Monorail, aren't always welcoming to guests not staying there, especially if driving. If the resort is busy, or parking lot near capacity, they might turn you away at the gate. If this happens, you may need to go to the Magic Kingdom parking lot, or Disney Springs and take Disney Transportation to get in.
Lots of companies track your locations by your cell phone (Google location history, for example). Packages can be cancelled up to 30 days before check in without a Disney cancel fee (when we aren't in a pandemic); it was changed to 30 from 45 back in 2016. Those costumes in summer must be a misery.
Have a great time! My son and I were there July 26 - August 2nd and we had a great time! Not having fireworks was disappointing, but the lack of crowds was great! We were able to ride almost everything in MK in 5-6 hours! I hope you have an amazing time!! 🎠🏰🎪 Be sure to take advantage of the Relaxation Stations, especially the ones with air conditioning. I wish that I could go again. Have fun!!! 🎈
That’s interesting that people think you can’t be declared dead on property. I bet that started with a person saying something along the lines “Disney doesn’t want a lawsuit so they transport people off property before declaring them dead” so morbid to even think someone would actually think that.
AJ, I need some debunking on emergency protocols in DW. There are conflicting accounts on the web about whether Disney has their own medical team or not. There are some stories of DCMs telling people not to call 9-1-1 in case of an emergency, but calling for Disney security. Any clarification on this would be amazing! As an advanced EMT for 10 years, I am always interested in emergency protocols.
I worked at Disney and was able to talk to some high up Disney people and even though they might not be tracking you with the magic bands, everyone has the my Disney experience app on their phones and you have to agree to the terms and conditions to use the app. In the terms and conditions you are allowing access to your gps, camera, microphone, and even photos. So, they do use the app to track guest flow and see how guests generally move throughout the parks and see where people spend the most time. So yeah they do track you in a way just not magic bands.
Good info, thanks. Somebody better tell Disney about that “you can visit the resort grounds even if you’re not a paying guest” thing. My family and I got turned around at the guard shack when we wanted to explore the Boardwalk.
They want you to have a dining reservation or hotel stay to park at the hotels, but you can use Disney transportation to get there with no problem. People use to abuse the free parking. Same reason you can’t get a bus direct between Springs and the Parks.
We were chaperones with our school’s senior class and had a special learning time with Disney employees who specifically told us all that no one can be declared dead at any Disney parks. People may die but their bodies are declared dead at the hospital. Always.
I can't tell you how many times I've heard many of these. I just heard the one about air-conditioned character suits the other day and had to set them straight and they just refuse to believe it and just KNOW I'm wrong about it. I have a friend who works in that department, wears the "mascot" suit each day. She has told me just how hot it can be in those suits and WISHES they had air conditioning!
