If you want to sneakily find a hiding place at Walt Disney Land so you can spend the night in the Magic Kingdom, forget it. The hundreds of night time workers know all the hiding places and you’ll be caught. You’ll be caught along with the hundreds of feral cats who slink out of their daytime hiding places under darkness to dine and cat around. The cats are caught and spayed and neutered.
Disney at night must be a wonder to behold. According to the LA Times,
…for nearly every nighttime task, there is a specific worker.
Three workers are responsible solely for repairing and replacing the 800 umbrellas, 25,000 chairs and about 7,000 tables in the restaurants and snack bars in Disneyland and neighboring California Adventure Park.
Four certified divers collect submerged trash and make repairs on water attractions like Finding Nemo and the Jungle Cruise.
And then this grossness,
Sometimes, the jobs require ingenuity, even for some of the more distasteful chores. For example, the Indiana Jones Adventure ride relies on nearly 1,000 black lights that shine on painted mesh screens to create floating ghost images.
But the effect is marred when guests sometimes spit at the ghosts, and the saliva ends up on the screens where it glows under black lights. Because typical cleaning products bleach the screens, David Graefen, the ride’s service manager, said his crew created a special saliva-cleaning solution.
Gag. Really people?
Photo by yours truly of Cinderella’s Castle at Disney World (not Disney Land which is the subject of the article!).
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