The Worst Thing That Happened to Me in Disney World! 

My stepdad had a serious medical emergency at Disney and the cast members and paramedics were just wonderful. My mom went with my stepdad to the emergency room and I was left alone to take care of my 3 younger sisters. The staff were sure to provide my sisters and I with everything we needed and made sure we were okay (it was pretty traumatic and we saw him in serious medical distress- we thought he was going to die.) They comforted my youngest sister who saw it all happen, one cast member even ran to the nearest gift shop to get her a toy and water bottles as she was crying. It was so sweet. The next day, cast members left tons of Disney merch in our room as a surprise for my younger sisters. Backpacks full of toys, snacks, water, colouring books, etc. It was SUCH an amazing gesture and helped to brighten up my sisters trip. They also provided my mom with taxi vouchers for free taxi rides to and from the hospital to visit my stepdad. I was so impressed with the Disney cast members! They made a really crappy situation a little bit better for our family and I’m so thankful.

I teared up watching this video, especially the last section. I was in Orlando for a veterinary conference and stayed a few extra days to visit Disney World, and I was on my way from the ferry to the entrance to Magic Kingdom when I returned a call from my mom and found out my dad had passed away. A cast member spotted me crying and took me to a private area, got me water and kleenex, and when I was ready made sure I had the airline numbers and my phone was charged so I could reschedule my flight home. They gave me a code I could use to claim the remaining three days on my parks ticket, any time in the next year. I just wish I had noted the name of the cast member who helped me, so I could thank her publicly! Anyone who experiences a loss like that with kids along, never underestimate the power of a big stuffed animal to hug! I'm a grown woman and a professional, but I wound up hugging a stuffed cat I got at the conference for most of the flight home. I still have it, and have been known to hug it when I miss my dad. I promised myself I would **not** let that experience ruin Disney for me! WDW was the last trip we took together as a family, all of us together, and I didn't want to let the bad outweigh the good. That summer, my sister and I went to the Wizarding World together, and I arranged to stay an extra three days to use the rest of my ticket. I got a little teary entering the Magic Kingdom, but it was a wonderful visit, and I accidentally wound up being there for opening day of Pandora, one more thing to make the trip extra-special! If you're going to have bad things happen, there are definitely much worse places than Disney World! They'll take good care of you.

I will never forget my first trip to Disney. The trip was booked through Eastern Airlines (that's how long ago it was). The week before the trip my Dad called Eastern to check on everything and it was all cancelled. He flipped. He ended up calling Disney and they saved us. It was amazing. They fixed everything, apologized about it the whole time even though it was Eastern's fault, and literally saved our whole vacation. My dad wrote a letter to Eastern and told them they lost their wings that day (that was their ad at the time "We earn our wings every day").

As a former Cast Member, I had to deal with a lost parent at Fantasmic in the summer of '07. I will say this, finding a child with lost parents is frightening for both the Cast Member and the family. It is even worse when it is a big show like Fantasmic and the show is letting out. Things sis work out for the best because I remembered my training. Get down to the child's level to talk to them, ask them where they last saw their parent, ask if they had a stroller, and DO NOT leave the child alone with ANYONE until you confirm that is their parent or guardian. I've posted this story in a few other videos on this channel, but I'll just say we found Daddy and her brother at stroller parking. I then had to go find mommy. Helping a scared kid find their parents is a great feeling, and I am just glad I found her first and not someone else.

When my family went to Disney in 2010 they gave us a room that was already taken... we walked into a room with a bunch of bags and personal items already inside. Luckily, nobody was in there 😳 let’s just say, we got credits and a few nights free.... and some cookies. 8 yr old me remembers the cookies.

I can’t express this enough: please please PLEASE drink water! Stay hydrated, get out of the heat, and rest during those hot days at the parks. Fainting in a line queue is not fun (trust me I know haha). But if you do, know that the paramedics and cast members are angels when it comes to that sort of thing. They gave me a wheelchair for free and some power aide. I felt very well taken care of!

We once lost our car in the parking lot and it took such a long time to find it!😂 If you have ever been/see the Disney parking lots you know why we lost our car!😂

When I was little I started following the wrong set of heads and when the people in front of me turned around I realized I was lost in the land pavilion. I went to the nearest desk and luckily my dad wore the same shirt every time we went to a theme park (and they noticed I was missing) so we were reunited quickly

Growing up here and with years of going the worst experience was way back when space mountain was an E ticket and my safety belt came undone. My uncle is a big guy i was seated right in front of him so he literally just held me close to him. There were guys at the end who made a big fuss and gave us a ton of E tickets but I was dizzy and ill for the rest of the day and my mom (who was waiting for us) had to tell my uncle to stop re-enacting me going up into the air and him pulling me down because she and I didn’t see the humor in it like he did.

We went this past August and had an amazing 10 day trip...on the 7th day, we were at MK and none of our bands would work 😔 after almost 2 hours on the phone with the contemporary front desk, they figured out that the card connected to the room (which apparently was paying for dining reservations) was different than the card connected for quick service. 🤷🏻‍♀️ The sweet man at the contemporary worked very hard to get it all sorted out and figure out what was happening. He kept insisting I had to be handing someone a card at the quick service restaurants and I was getting very upset and explained I have not pulled out a credit card the entire trip so far. After finally figuring out it was a computer glitch that had not deleted the card I originally used to book the room, he profusely apologized, quickly deleted that info, moved everything to the correct card that I had originally linked to the bands, and gave us $150 credit for the 2+ hours we spent on the phone in MK trying to resolve the issue. Disney employees really do care that people enjoy their full vacation. ❤️

Is it just me or did she say “when your hotel reservation is straight up cancelled” twice?

On a Disney Cruise: My dad and I were getting off the boat for our excursion and he realized he was missing his key to the world card (like a magic band). Our excursion was going to leave soon and I was a minor so I couldn’t get off the boat. Well he dumped out his bag and the crew members told him to run to the front desk. He did and they printed him a new one in 3 minutes!!! He was able to come back and they let him skip the line so we could get off the ship. It was so nerve wracking in moment but looking back the cast members handled it so well!!

While we were in WDW our elderly dog suddenly developed a serious problem that could not be cured. We had to talk to him over the phone while arranging euthanasia. I bless the vet tech who told us he visibly relaxed when he heard our voices.

I got supper painful tummy pains do to ulcers/ cysts in the back of Epcot. The cast members were amazing about getting me a wheel chair and getting to the busses. Then the resort cast members was just amazing getting back to the room as i was at the back of the resort too. The checked every step of the way if i need medical help or what meds they could get me. They even called to checked in in the morning with us to see if i was ok. Also we found out when we went in to leave a compliment for the resort cast member that pushed me all the way to my room and commandeering a wheel chair for me that it goes in to there files and helps with promotions and i think pay raises. We love staying at Disney for the amazing service they go above and beyond for us.

When I was 1 or 2 I was at Disney and I got a bad fever. The staff was amazing! They immediately came to our room, Cast members and characters. They gave us special privileges the next day so my family had a good time.

After years of his generosity towards me and others, I brought my friend (Club 33 member) to WDW as a bucket list item. He couldn't walk very well so we rented a scooter. The cast members at Animal Kingdom refused to grant him DAK pass so he had to move that thing through some very crowded lines. In Flight of Passage he probably caused more injuries to others by accidentally running into them, and was often unable to make the 7-point turn needed to "walk" around right bends in the line. How hard would it have been to just say "come back at this time"? Its not like he was unwilling to wait his turn. All I can think about were those poor people he kept running into. I spent a lot of time apologizing to others. The next day we went to Hollywood Studios and just before we got on Tower of Terror he collapsed. He was rushed to an ICU in Ocoee, FL where we learned he was bleeding internally. After several days in the ICU he made it home and is still with us but the severity of his condition wasn't known. He almost finished his bucket list on Tower of Terror. I'm still upset that they couldn't grant him a DAK pass at AK. It's not like he was faking an illness just to get to the front. He was happy to wait. ...all those people he ran into. Geez. Weekend at Bernie's, only he was still half there.

I fell and cracked my head open on the benches near tower of terror and they took me out through the secret exit.

Take a picture of each family member without a smile every day. It shows how the Natarully look each day and what the were wearing that day

I remember that I was watching one of the Disney shows in Hollywood studios. I was dancing however I was wearing sandals and well I fell on my face on the hard stone floor. The Disney employees helped me and gave me a popsicle. My mom had to go on a wheelchair because it was hard walking around for me. NEVER WEAR SANDALS! Wear sneakers!

We had a water pipe break while on a DCL cruise. Our son sent 2 days drying out our home and Disney refunded 2 days of our trip then provided transportation for our son to fly to Orlando to drive us home. While on a DCL CRUISE , my husband went into heart failure and Disney kicked right in. The medical staff was wonderful and the doctors did everything just like his doctors at home would. When we arrived back at port , the ambulance was there to take him to Port Canaveral Hospital and a Disney representative drove me and our bags to the hospital. Disney delivered meals to me 3 times a day and 3 days later when he was released , Disney sent a driver to take us to our parking lot to get our car. The driver loaded up at the hospital and transferred everything to the car and waited until we drove out of the lot before leaving. It’s only 1.5 hours home so , I wasn’t concerned about that but was surprised when Guest Services called everyday for a week checking up on him. DCL AND THE CREW WERE OUTSTANDING.

Be our guest gave us the wrong food so as a sorry present we got our food+ a $50 beast plush 😆

**PREVENT BLISTERS** by using Dr Scholls Blister Defense Anti-Friction Stick, and when you do get a blister THE BEST thing I’ve used is something called COMPEED Blister care ‘bandage’ I AM TELLING YOU IT IS THE BEST THING EVER FOR BLISTERS!!!! I always bring both of those items with me. The COMPEED bandage, that thing won’t fall off for Days lol and it Heals the blister

Theses tracks in magic kingdom... Ankles twisters!!

My family went to Disney for my 18th birthday. This was years ago and the royal guest rooms at PORS were just opening. We were booked in these brand new rooms and told we would be the second family ever to stay in them. I was so excited and they called to confirmed our reservation a week before we went. when we got to the resort, we went to check in and they told us the room weren't even finished yet. No one had noticed we were booked in the room until the day of and when they tried to call, we were already on the plane! They were super nice about it and told us they had a room waiting for us at the Yacht Club!! They also sent a huge cake and balloons to the room for my birthday, refunded us for my birthday dinner at CRT in cash (we got a free dinning plan that year!) and even gave us a private yacht to watch the fireworks in EPCOT. When people say Disney makes up for any mishaps they're not kidding!

My family and i holidayed in WDW 7 times, the last time for the 25th anniversary, so it was very different back then. We only had one disruption when my sister collapsed from food poisoning and we were in MGM Studios. My sister was given a wheelchair and a pass for the whole family (8 of us) to go to the front of every ride all day.

DFB: listing the mini accidents like tripping at the pool or twisting and ankle, etc. Me: realizing I've done all of those...

Photo copy all ID and passport should be done no matter where or when you travel.

I would love to see a video on what you feel are the best photo spot locations. You could even do a two-part series character spots and scenery spots.

Hopefully no one has to repeat this, but we were in Disney World on 9/11. A woman nearby was annoyed about why we had to go back to the resorts. I bit my tongue from telling her that if we were attacked it was going to be easier to identify the bodies if we are where we are registered.

I remember last January it was my first trip alone with my big sister (I was 19 she was 22) and she twisted her ankle 1-2 weeks before our trip, so we rented a wheelchair at our drugstore back home, the pass for people in wheelchair really helped us and we really appreciated it. Our hardest day was at Epcot when we decided to have breakfast in Paris and since we are French Canadians we could speak French with the staff so it was fun, but when it was time to use a meal of our dining plan they said that we didn't have any meals left, when we were only at the half of our trip and we knew it was a mistake or a glitch. They said that they couldn't help us???At first I panicked because I had passed so much time preparing our trip and I was crying in a corner like a baby(I was really stressed haha) So I tried to get in contact with the hotel and after 1h30min the problem was resolved and we could finally eat our not that good breakfast:( After that, during the day, we decided that we could try to find a place at the French restaurant for the evening, but it was full (as we were expecting) but suddenly we found a place at 8pm! Yay! We left our wheelchair near the entrance like everyone did. Our Waiter was nice and we could speak French with him, but oh wow it was all rushed as if we were late or something! I hadn't even finished my appetizer that my meal was on the table??? We were rushed to finish our meal I guess because the park was closing at 9pm but then why was there a reservation offer at this hour??? Anyway, we get out of the restaurant to find out that our wheelchair had disappeared :D The park was closed and my sister could not walk very well, and after giving a description of our chair at the gift store because the guest service was closed at this entrance, they gave us a wheelchair so we could get at the guest service at the other end of the park. When we got there the park was almost empty and it was really late, but the staff tried their best to help us. When we were bout to get back at our hotel they told us that they had found our wheelchair!yay! The staff member gave us a free ice-cream coupon and we went to our hotel. I know I shouldn't be too hard on that day, but I worked so hard for this trip and this left me feeling helpless for something that could have gone right. If you red this to the end I just want to specify that I loved my trip in general and that I remember all the good things that happened, but this day left a sour taste in my mouth.

I've pretty much had all of these things happen to those in my party and myself, the biggest one that keeps happening though: panic attacks. Caused by various different reasons from new parks to back home issues, but each time was different. Especially for those who experience them often and kind of know how to hide them. One time, my friend and I searched Disneyland for an hour trying to find our other friend who had a panic attack in the corner of a store, cast members found her, and she was taken to first aid. We knew her history with these, so on a whim decided to check first aid and luckily she was there and was feeling better. So it also helps to know who you are traveling with in case you are adults who get separated.

I wish you did the parks over seas!!! This is my favorite Disney youtube channel!!!! Can't wait for my trip in December

I CAN’T Say enough about the Chargerback system!! It’s amazing! 😉 My son dropped his phone on Haunted Mansion last year and we were sure it was gone forever! But thanks to the Chargerback system, they found it and we were able to get it back before heading back home 🏠!!! Never fear! Chargerback is here!!!

I really appreciate this video I think it’s so important to have these things in mind when traveling Disney was amazing to me when I got sick I had an allergic reaction & couldn’t breathe in the middle of the night at the resort. The manager at the Beach club came up to the room and carried me down to the ambulance! Disney paid for my medicine and ambulance ride to and from the hospital. They also gave us a refund for that night on our reservation at the hotel. This is something I will never forget and why I value disney customer service so much!

My mom is a nurse and is basically a walking pharmacy whenever we go to Disney because anything and everything can happen a Disney. For example I had a allergic reaction at one of the England restaurant and my mom gave me Benadryl. BTW walking around Epcot doped up on Benadryl was not a fun experience. She always always carries blister meds for herself, pain reliever, head ache meds, stomach meds and anything else we may need. Its truly helpful when your traveling with the entire family.

I had to go to the ER because I was drinking at EPCOT and didn’t rehydrate lol

When we where younger, my brother cracked his head open at the fort wilderness meadows pool, so we spent the night in the emergency room

LOL if it's adults or teens separated from my party..."see you at dinner, guys, I'm not waiting for you."

I had a family member back home pass away while I was there. It took me a little while to find my bearings, but another family member called me and told me straight that they would want me to continue the stay, so we did. Ultimately there was absolutely nothing we could have done, and This was a trip my son had always dreamed of, so that was that. We stayed. Disney were really helpful when I got the news too, and looking back, I’m glad we atayed

You gave real good and important information. Thanks!

Thanks for these tips, they really help & i never thought about them til now.

Y’all’s videos make me so happy I swear

Love the name tag trick ! Have used it every trip and with younger kids we got Party Bands at the party store and put phone number on them to get the toddlers back quickly worked every time. They called the parent number on the back and we got the babies back within minutes. I have also gotten into the habit of writing the phone number on the inside of their shoes to identify them. Or the neckline of their tee-shirt. Just somewhere that is not totally impossible to be found.

Fun fact: all ambulance rides on WDW property (Reedy Creek) are free of charge to guests.

This is my favourite disney channel. I love all of your videos. keep up the good work!

Thank you so much for this video. I can't wait to plan DW for my honeymoon for 2021.

I called on regular basis to adjust my vacation. I always had them read off to confirm everything each time. It was a 10 day campground reservation with the dining plan for each day. It turns out that the last day didn't include the dining plan somehow, the left overs from the day prior expired & for everywhere we went & asked for meal plan & snack no one said that we didn't have the plan. That day we were at Hollywood Studios & spent hours on the phone at guest services while they blamed me for the mistake. I took a deep breath& ended the call & told us all we weren't going to let this ruin our last day. The next day after Disney I called guest services... They made it all right by reimbursing all we paid out of pocket & more!

We had an issue with the magic bands. Everyone put a card on their own band so they could obviously use their own money. By the end of the trip they started noticing their accounts had stayed the same.. turns out that it was all being charged to the main person's card. Front desk wasn't very helpful besides just pretty much saying "oops. Should've told front desk so they could for sure program each card to each band"

Thanks AJ for keeping us in the loop

Great, helpful idea for a video! My sister, a DVC member, learned this stuff the hard way over the years!

A few years ago I was staying at Saratoga Springs and came down with a nasty respiratory virus and was struggling to breath. My friends called me an ambulance and when they arrived a hotel manager also stopped by to reassure me that they would send me a car to come back from the hospital. After I got back they stopped in again to see how I was doing. Definitely felt taken care of! One Z-Pack later and I was back at the parks 😉

Years ago my cousin and I stayed at the Carribbean Beach. When we checked in, they did not have a 2 bedded room for us as we had made reservations for. I thought this was especially strange since according to the "official guide" all the rooms at this hotel had 2 beds. They finally found one for us, after a long wait. It turned out to have a malfunctioning toilet and a broken radio. The next day we went to the park, and expected those problems to be fixed by the time we returned. When we came back to the hotel, we could not get into our room. This was before cell phones, so we had to find a place to call the front desk, and let them know. They told us to wait outside our room, and someone would come to let us in. We stood around, waiting, exhausted from our day at the Magic Kingdom, and someone finally came to let us in. They said we should not go to the park the next day until the locksmith came and fixed the lock, and gave us new keys. So we spent half the next day hanging out in our room before the locksmith arrived to fix the lock.(And the toilet and radio had not been repaired.) Finally, he came, and we got to go to the park. When we came back that night, we could not get into our room, again. We knew where we could call the front desk this time, so there we went, to report this problem. They told us to wait again outside our room. At length someone came to let us in. The following day we again had to waste several hours hanging out in our room, waiting for the locksmith to return. After he gave us new keys, he promised that the problem was fixed and would not happen again. So, keys in hand, we were able to go to the park. This time, when we returned, we found our room door open! We were shocked, but nothing seemed to have been stolen. We called the front desk to complain, and of course, they apologized. The next day there was a bouquet of flowers in our room when we returned from the park, and one night of the hotel bill was subtracted from our total due. The toilet and radio were now fixed. We were glad, but still felt cheated out of the blissful vacation we had been expecting.

This video was making me chuckle. It’s like yeah this and this sucks but look at all these beautiful food pictures and room pictures 😜

When I was very little, I always got ear infections at Disney but fortunately only at the end, it stopped happening after we started wiping down rooms and planes with Clorox wipes

I love this channel sm! I’m going in 3 weeks and I’m so exited!

Everyone morning i took a pic of my nephews so we all knew what they were wearing if we had to look for them or report them missing and we always had a place to meet up if we get separated

I remember when I had to go to an emergency room during Disney, not fun 🤦‍♀️

I cut the skin on my knee wide open typhoon lagoon! There was a lot of blood and mess! The cast members were brilliant and helped me until I could get appropriate medical care, I've never felt so safe and well looked after :)

Went for a long weekend with my wife and daughter back in 2017.. Southwest lost my luggage.. i was stuck with the clothes on my back and a bad stomach bug for 3 days straight. Not fun.. my bag never turned up and Southwest ended up reimbursing me for the value of my bag and its contents.. horrible trip that ill never forget

Thank you very much for this video.

One time we wanted to add a Halloween party on our first day (at the front desk) and the new cast member accidentally deleted our whole Disney account including tickets, dining plan, hotel etc. (they ended up making it right and giving us the Halloween party free)

My family and I were in WDW the week of Halloween. We had the best time. Our incidents that we had, my 7 year old daughter had her new Wilderness Explorer hat on while riding Flight of Passage, and it flew off. The cast members were great and went all the way to the bottom floor and retrieved it. My daughter was devastated when she lost it and was grateful they took the time to get it back. We had a back home incident where our dog passed away at the boarders. It was definitely a vacation we will never forget.

We were just there in September and I had an allergic reaction to my sunscreen, and I was trying to treat it with Benadryl. However after a couple of days I realized I needed something more. I was able to do the remote doctor visit, and was prescribed prednisone and Zyrtec. It wasn’t fun, but we were glad I could see a doctor safely, and get the treatment that I needed. Check with your insurance to see if you have this available to use.

I had a medical issues in Disney and they were great. I got sick and was able to do a teladoc appointment in my room and the front desk helped with getting meds sent over for me - didn’t end up missing a moment of magic

In 2016, my family went to disney world, and we live in Colorado with 7 people going, so the whole thing costed 10,000 for lodging, food plan, plane tickets...etc. And all 5 kids got the stomach flu. We all ended up throwing up and staying in the room probably 5/7 days we were there

The Disney paramedics are great. My mother fell getting off a ride last Christmas. She wasn’t seriously injured, just bruised and sore. But they checked her over and made sure everything was ok before letting us go.

Not at Disney but at Universal my family and I have had some crazy things happen. Back in 2004, my entire family (12 people) went and my aunt, who was in her late 30s at the time, decided to stay back from riding a ride while the rest of us went on it. Well apparently the line was really long and she thought we had ridden it and just forgotten about her so she LEFT THE PARK grabbed a napkin from Margaritaville stuck it on the front windshield of the car in the garage and sat at Margaritaville for the next couple hours while we looked for her. We made sure to bring walkie talkies the next time we went and still give her crap about it lol.

We too had our reservation and meal plan deleted in February 2020, but it still showed in my app, and I had all my financial paper work with me, thank god. Had to be rebooked, etc. Spent two days getting it straightened out. I guess it’s not that rare. We got some gift cards and 3 extra fast passes per day on our trip. 6 FP’s per day was pretty awesome though

AJ, you are one of the best professional narrators out there, bar none. I don't know if you do anything else, but you could narrate for National Geographic or any organization. Excellent work and useful information as always! I do feel safe at Disney. More so than any other place.

My foot once caught the track for the little train on Main Street and I wiped out, scratched up my leg and a woman in a wheelchair almost ran me over. She didn’t speak English but I didn’t need to know what language she spoke to not know she was yelling at me, one of the cast members outside of the ice cream shop stepped in without hesitation and wouldn’t leave me until he heard me say myself that I was okay. He walked me to a chair and got me ice and was honestly so sweet, I wish I could’ve gotten his name to thank him publicly for being so kind.

My dad was poorly while we were in Orlando a few years ago. He's dreadful with medical things so my mum went with him to the hospital on the first night and visited him quite regularly. The hotel staff were obviously very helpful getting him the medical attention he needed but they also looked after me while I was alone. They could easily have seen me as just another young woman in a big hotel and leave me to it but they saw someone who was alone and worried in a different country and took care of me. One night the waitress even sat down and joined me for a chat while I had dinner and then checked on me at breakfast the next day when my mum was back. Once my dad was better and out of hospital they continued to check we were all ok and even kept offering my dad soup. Not that you want soup in the Florida weather! But they were all lovely! My dad's fully recovered but still scared of medical things. Bless him! One day we'll go back to the parks and make up for the missed adventures.

One of the worst things that happened to my family was when we checked into Old Key West and there was mold on the luggage tray and the beds were very damp. It also smelled like a wet basement. It took us an hour to get another room, which was really unfortunate after driving for hours that day.

Earlier this year I went to DW and I kept having trouble with the dining plan. 2 quick service restaurants kept having problems with the dining plan system and told me that they had to charge table service credits but that I could go to the resort lobby afterwards to get that fixed. It wasn’t a huge bummer, but I was kind of annoyed having to walk all the way to the lobby. My room was so far away.

Extremely helpful...ty AJ. The last time I went to WDW was back in 1988. My wife and I went there on our honeymoon. I accidentally left here there. I will visit WDW next year. I will look for her then.

A lot of the Disney security CM’s are EMT possible even paramedic certified. I’m a paramedic in Texas but have helped many people out at Disney who took a stumble and fell in one of the parks. It just comes second nature now after 15 years in it.

Recently just went down to Orlando and got to the airport the morning of our flight and forgot my wallet on the kitchen table... Missed our flight by 15 mins. I was heartbroken. We still made it there the same day, albeit with another grand worth of flights to do so... 7 hours later than expected.. Still had a blast

You can also take photos of your ID and email to yourself so you can login from a different device(which can sometimes be tricky with the security checks Gmail and the likemake you go through) or email text the photos to another member of your travel party so they can easily pull them up.

My sister had an anxiety attack at Disney land and passed out and hit the concrete, the staff escorted her behind scenes very quickly and got an ambulance for her, and told my mom about alternatives for people like my sister with special needs they were very helpful and it was overall a good experience.

I was dealing with extreme blood pressure issues on our last trip. I went by first aid stations daily where they gladly did BP checks. I took a picture of the machine read out and text it straight to my doctor's office. Staff were always so friendly and welcoming. BTW my blood pressure went down as each day progressed! I guess I just need to live inside Disney World!!

I was in Disney in 2019 with my parents and my phone fried. All the reservations and our flight plans were all in my phone, I was so upset. I then went and spoke to a cast member at our resort, we stayed at Port Orleans and they were so helpful. They were able to get me printouts and calmed me down. They were awesome, infact I'm planning another trip next year,

worst thing that's happened on a trip, me and my parents and brother and uncle and all four of my grandparents were at disney when i was five and i think we just got off of star tours or tower of terror or something (don't remember cuz i was 5) but one of my grandpas had dimentia and he wandered off after we got off the ride. we found him within 5 minutes, he was watching a street performer, but that definitely could have been a bad situation and i'll never forget the sense of panic in the adults eyes

i remember in epcot when I was about 8-9 yrs old and me and my two parents were walking around in the france povilion. there was a woman who told my parents her mom was havung a seizure, and my parents, being an emt and a nurse jumped into action to save this lady. I stayed with this really awesome french cast member and she talked about disney pins with me for a while. she kept me distracted until the ambulance came and my parents coukd come back to me. I wish i could say thank you to her.

My younger sister once injured herself, where she was trying to sit on top of railings « like the big kids » and ended up falling and breaking her 4 front teeth and hurting her lip as well. Thankfully her adult teeth were all fine and it was only her baby teeth that were broken. Disney was so good at handling it. They re-booked our dining reservation and had a French speaking cast member come with us to the emergency dentist so that he could help translate the medical terms to my parents. My sister was so sad about missing our dinner reservation but they gave her a Minnie Mouse plushie that she still keeps. It’s definitely something we wish had not happened, but it was handled perfectly by the Disney team ✨

We had a lost and found issue. It was resolved wonderfully, but it does take time! It took a couple of days and trips to L&F, guest relations and phone calls. But in the end we were reunited with our camera/bag.

When we took our grandson a few years ago, we wrote our names and numbers on a card and put it in a lanyard around his neck and explained to him that if he ever get lost to show it to a cast member

Last year my mom booked our hotel and everything was good. We had two rooms one for my family and another one for some family friends. We spent four hours at front desk. The next day when we tried to get into the park the magic bands weren't working. We all got two new magic band because they weren't working. And if that wasn't enough my dad got strep. The medication he was given made it worse because he was allergic. Luckily after the first few days the rest of the treat was great and we are going back next year.

I still remember the time that I had a seizure in the park, and Disney got us to our hotel room, and had a doctor waiting for my mom and me at the room.

Once in Epcot I was going to the bathroom and I tripped trying to put my phone in the stroller I fell face first but I fought myself and busted my whole knee. Luckily we were near the red phone booths people were calling for medical I ended up having to be in a wheel chair for the next week. It was so bad so try not to run or watch where your walking when near curbs and steps. Thank you

I love your channel Aj! I’m going in 2 weeks to the contemporary my dream hotel I can’t wait I’ve never been ilysm! I’m so excited!

I booked one DVC resort and it confirmed at another. Was still a great trip, but confusing.

If you have previously suffered from injuries like plantar fasciitis, I suggest using sports tape starting the first park day. It will give your plantar some extra support. Applying the tape after it starts hurting will still help, but planning and prevention works better.

I lost my phone on the People Mover ride. Since it just happened the staff was gracious enough to let me go back up and wait with another staffer as the carts came by. Thankfully it was sitting right where I lost it!

Some very good information.

My friend fell and faceplanted hard on the way out of her house to get to the airport, and banged up her knee pretty badly. We were staying at different resorts so it took me until the end of the trip to remember to offer her some of the kt tape I had packed in case my knees or ankles started to bother me.

We were traveling from Utah to Disneyland. When I got to the airport, in line for TSA, I discovered that I didn't have my driver's license. I was going to let my wife go on ahead and I'd drive home (2 hour round trip), get my passport, and take a later flight. I decided to just ask TSA what we could do. They accepted two forms of ID, one with a picture. Then I was given the most detailed interview and thorough search (REALLY! Do I know you!) I've ever had. It took time, but I got through TSA. Then I had to repeat the process in LA on the way back to Utah. If you've lost or forgotten your ID, all is not lost. Ask and TSA may be able to help.

AJ, sorry you had problems. We all got sick in November when we went with the marching band. My son spent three days in the room. My wife and I went to the parks for a few hours just to get our money’s worth. We used Turner Drugs to get antibiotics for my son. I’m still glad we went, the trip with the band was a once in a lifetime trip! We had a lot of close calls with tickets and reservations since we had vacation club rooms and the band hotel. But Disney helped us on the phone over months and at Guest Relations since they were using our personal tickets instead of the one day band tickets!

House fire while at WDW - one time I feared this exact thing might’ve happened to my cousin. I was driving near his house and saw a massive smoke coming from his neighborhood, so I ended up driving to his house fearing the worst, wondering what I should do, call 911, my mom, them? Turns out it was behind their neighborhood, and I can only assume everything was fine, but for a few minutes there... ...yikes! I have also been known to leave the space heater on during the morning of our WDW flight!

I’ve had an ear infection for at least three of my trips to Disney world and i’ve gone to urgent care each time. It was not fun and I got it from swimming underwater at the pools and water parks haha.

Wow great video,but hope none of this ever happens to us...or anyone!

I love how the video for these "tips" posts are just a lot of unrelated B-roll.