Pixie Princess
DIS Veteran
- Joined
- Nov 23, 2009
Prologue..
Welcome Agents. Jake Ryan, Division Commander MTU (Magical Trip Unit) here. You are about to read a report of an assignment carried out by two of my top special agents. The details you are about to read are still largely classified, so only individuals with security clearance of 626 or higher, such as yourselves, are approved to read and discuss the contents of this report. Sharing of this information with unapproved individuals will lead to well lets just say the Big Cheese wont be happy and you know what happens when he is displeased. (Limited Time Magic..need I say more.)
As you know on May 24, 2013 Disney Parks kicked off its Monstrous Summer promotion. My division was tasked with a mission of great importance (is there any other kind?): visit Walt Disney Worlds Magic Kingdom on May 24 for the 24 hour extravaganza to ensure the kick off to Monstrous Summer was magical and only monstrous in a good way. The agents were to take in as many attractions as possible, take in the special events and merchandise, and interact with CMs to assess the magicalness.
The agents assigned to the mission were:
Special Agent Donna Rose Warpstar Harkess-Ood
Skills: Happieness efusement, communications and diplomacy. Show volunteer specialist.
Special Agent Michelle Scarn
Skills: Tech, crowd navigation ninja, and visual ops and documentation.
The agents were headquartered at Disneys Pop Century resort for this assignment.
In order to appear as typical tourists, the agents traveled from Georgia to Walt Disney World. As is typically with Special Agent Michelle Scarn, the departure was delayed. In this case departure from their undisclosed location in GA was 3 hours late. Yes, 3 hours. We should fire her, shouldnt we? As a result the agents arrived to their room at
Thats 12:22 May 24
Permission was initially denied for sleep. The agents needed to be at the Magic Kingdom for opening, and also would need to swap the tyvex Annual Passes provided by Division for the new RFID passes. Why not just give them RFID passes? Well that was the pre-assignment, or in Disney parlance, pre-show. Would the process be easy? Would the guest Services person be friendly? And of course we needed the agents to gather data on the ease of use of the turnstiles with the RFID readers. Therefore, permission for sleep was denied because we needed that agents to be able to complete these assignments prior to the official open.
As the evening wore on it was clear that Agent Donna Rose Warpstar Harkness-Ood would not be at her excitable best without a cat nap. So permission to sleep was granted. An hour later the agents awoke, fixed a quick breakfast and headed to the bus stop. At 4:50 they were on their way to the Magic Kingdom.
They arrived at the Magic Kingdom to see Mickey and Minnie taking the last of their publicity shots on a stage placed nearish the turnstiles. There were many people there who had attended an early morning party. Most of them wearing Sully ears and Mike sunglasses. A couple of radio stations had remote broadcasts going. The agents proceeded to a Guest Services booth and exchanged the Annual Passes without hassle and proceed on to join the after- party (they got buttons and stood around waiting). They werent able to try out the RFID turnstiles at this point. A CM scanned their passes instead, so that assignment would have to be saved for later. It was about 45 min before the 6:00 a.m. open so the agents played typical tourist and took some photos.
At approximately 5:50 what is known as the Magic Kingdom Welcome Show began. Unique to this running of the show was the addition of the Monsters themselves, Mike and Sully complete in their Monster U attire. Unfortunately our agents were not in a position to get photos of Mike, but assure us that he did have on his gear.
The 6:00 hour drew near and the countdown was underway, and our agents were off...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uvrePyck74o
With background out of the way, on to the report from our agents.
Welcome Agents. Jake Ryan, Division Commander MTU (Magical Trip Unit) here. You are about to read a report of an assignment carried out by two of my top special agents. The details you are about to read are still largely classified, so only individuals with security clearance of 626 or higher, such as yourselves, are approved to read and discuss the contents of this report. Sharing of this information with unapproved individuals will lead to well lets just say the Big Cheese wont be happy and you know what happens when he is displeased. (Limited Time Magic..need I say more.)
As you know on May 24, 2013 Disney Parks kicked off its Monstrous Summer promotion. My division was tasked with a mission of great importance (is there any other kind?): visit Walt Disney Worlds Magic Kingdom on May 24 for the 24 hour extravaganza to ensure the kick off to Monstrous Summer was magical and only monstrous in a good way. The agents were to take in as many attractions as possible, take in the special events and merchandise, and interact with CMs to assess the magicalness.
The agents assigned to the mission were:
Special Agent Donna Rose Warpstar Harkess-Ood
Skills: Happieness efusement, communications and diplomacy. Show volunteer specialist.
Special Agent Michelle Scarn
Skills: Tech, crowd navigation ninja, and visual ops and documentation.
The agents were headquartered at Disneys Pop Century resort for this assignment.
In order to appear as typical tourists, the agents traveled from Georgia to Walt Disney World. As is typically with Special Agent Michelle Scarn, the departure was delayed. In this case departure from their undisclosed location in GA was 3 hours late. Yes, 3 hours. We should fire her, shouldnt we? As a result the agents arrived to their room at
Thats 12:22 May 24
Permission was initially denied for sleep. The agents needed to be at the Magic Kingdom for opening, and also would need to swap the tyvex Annual Passes provided by Division for the new RFID passes. Why not just give them RFID passes? Well that was the pre-assignment, or in Disney parlance, pre-show. Would the process be easy? Would the guest Services person be friendly? And of course we needed the agents to gather data on the ease of use of the turnstiles with the RFID readers. Therefore, permission for sleep was denied because we needed that agents to be able to complete these assignments prior to the official open.
As the evening wore on it was clear that Agent Donna Rose Warpstar Harkness-Ood would not be at her excitable best without a cat nap. So permission to sleep was granted. An hour later the agents awoke, fixed a quick breakfast and headed to the bus stop. At 4:50 they were on their way to the Magic Kingdom.
They arrived at the Magic Kingdom to see Mickey and Minnie taking the last of their publicity shots on a stage placed nearish the turnstiles. There were many people there who had attended an early morning party. Most of them wearing Sully ears and Mike sunglasses. A couple of radio stations had remote broadcasts going. The agents proceeded to a Guest Services booth and exchanged the Annual Passes without hassle and proceed on to join the after- party (they got buttons and stood around waiting). They werent able to try out the RFID turnstiles at this point. A CM scanned their passes instead, so that assignment would have to be saved for later. It was about 45 min before the 6:00 a.m. open so the agents played typical tourist and took some photos.
At approximately 5:50 what is known as the Magic Kingdom Welcome Show began. Unique to this running of the show was the addition of the Monsters themselves, Mike and Sully complete in their Monster U attire. Unfortunately our agents were not in a position to get photos of Mike, but assure us that he did have on his gear.
The 6:00 hour drew near and the countdown was underway, and our agents were off...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uvrePyck74o
With background out of the way, on to the report from our agents.