Ever OWNED somebody at Disneyland?

[Captain Zissou]

I dunno if this counts but I saw a guy accidentally own his kids. He had one of those double strollers and was walking down the little incline next to California Screamin'. He dropped his sun glasses and bent over to pick them up. All of a sudden his stroller starts rolling away from him at a very fast pace. He yells out "No! Aw no!" and the stroller randomly flips and lands on it side. Once I knew the kids inside were ok...my friend and I couldn't stop laughing...and then we saw Bob Sagget! He just standing around looking for fans I think. No such luck for Bob tho.

And...I sorta owned my girlfriend and her brother. We were in the spike room in the Indy line and she we were having an argument so I casually lean against the pole and suddenly "BOOM!" the spikes come down. As soon as she heard this she ran out of the spike room and dug her nails into her brother's back. 'Twas funny.

[Twist_of_Fate]

As much as I hate to bump this thread, I have a couple of stories involving WDW (I know it's slightly off-topic), but it should make some people feel better.

-For those annoyed by parents who don't pay attention when guiding a child through a park: I apparently didn't see this happen myself, but I was there when it actually happened, probably just distracted. A mother and her child were exiting Big Thunder Mountain Railroad either in front of us or behind us. The mother has the child by the hand and is walking, not really paying attention. THUD! She walks her child right into one of the metal trash bins. The mother naturally freaked out and apparently the child just smiled and giggled.

-For those still annoyed by parents not paying attention and strollers: We were at MGM Studios and were getting ready to get in line or get Fastpasses for Rock'n'Roller Coaster. In front of us in the "plaza" area, we see a mother talking away on a cell phone or paying attention to something else. Meanwhile, her child has managed to get his head through (all the way through) the space between the stroller body and the handle to push the stroller. Naturally, the kid is freaking out because he can't get his head unstuck. We kindly let the mother know what is happening and naturally she freaks. My mom proceeds to help the mother get the child's head free.