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I've been to theme parks in high school for Choir, theater, things like that, but I never remember being as crazy, and wild as some kids that I have seen recently. It seems as if they are not required to have adults with them, so they goof off on rides(screaming, yelling mostling cuss words at stupid moments on rides, esp. dark rides that have kids on them), cut lines("Oh hi! We wanted to go on this ride earlier, but know we see you're near the front, we'll join you!), throw food around at food places, and stay up late at the resorts being noisy(Esp if your room is anywhere near a pool or vending area.). I'm not saying all kids that go to parks as school groups are bad, but it just seems lately that more and more have less manners because there are no adults around. As if they couldn't care if they got escorted from the park or not. What's everyone's feeling on this?

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BTW, How much does it pay to be a scare actor for this event? I've worked haunted houses, and they pay hardly anything. I know there is a big difference in that this is a theme park, but still curious.

I'm completely confused. For the After Dark tent, I have to copy some stamp from a map. Where the heck is the map at?

Thanks for all the responses! I have been to Disney, last summer with my family, and I loved it . Except the crowds. It's one of the things I can't stand about DisneyLand, that park was just not built for the crowds it deals with today. I'm wanting to go to IOA during October for their Halloween deal, but didn't know if it would be so crowded during the day at that time of the year.

The WORST line had to have been Splash Mountain at Disneyland when it first opened. That ride broke down every time I visited that park (about 4 times) in it's first year. We would get to the front after about an hour in line, then they would make us leave the line. After that I only visited DL in 97, 01 and 02, all those times the ride was closed, or broke down while in line or the weather was too cold to ride. It wasn't until 2006 when I visited WDW that I finally got to ride it. At least the seating is more comfortable at their park. So yeah, about 15 years later, I got to ride it.

I've heard from many people that IOA is a great park to go to, if you don't like crowds. Is it true that out of all of the parks in Orlando, that it's the least crowded? I've never been to IOA or Universal down there, but I'm seriously considering after all I've seen on this site.