After dark, the dirty work at Disneyland begins

[spiderdust]

http://www.latimes.com/entertainment/news/la-fi-cover-disney-20100502,0,3474737,full.story

I thought this article was cool! I had no idea how much work went into the park every night to ensure that it looks perfect every morning.

 

[jernysgirl]

There was already some discussion over on the community board:
http://www.disboards.com/showthread.php?t=2457456

I actually thought the article was really cool!

 

[Leshaface]

"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."

I can't believe how disgusting some people can be! No respect for property...thanks for the article! It was a good read!

 

[skiingfast]

"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."

I can't believe how disgusting some people can be! No respect for property...thanks for the article! It was a good read!

No respect for the property? How about for all the guests that ride after them? People like that needed their mother to slap them when they were young.

 

[HMTQ - Madge]

Wow, that really is amazing. This article really makes you appreciate all the things Disney does to make sure their guests are happy. It's really great.

 

[PoohNFriends]

What a neat article! I always knew a lot would have to go into keeping the parks clean, but my favorite part are the cats that help keep the park clean! I would love to have a Disneyland kitten - but our cat, Paws, is a spoiled, only child so probably wouldn't go over too well in our house