Disney has secret code words thanks to disruptive guests

Published on: September 8, 2017

Staff members at Disney theme parks reportedly use secret code words
The codes are used to talk about unruly or disruptive guests
Staff uses words like ‘Code Winnie’ and ‘Code V’ to alert workers on accidents
They have even seen people spread loved ones’ ashes on their grounds
‘There are several instances every year of visitors spreading a loved one’s ashes either on a ride or elsewhere on site,’ The Sun report read

By Jessa Schroeder For Dailymail.com

Published: 03:22 BST, 8 September 2017 | Updated: 03:44 BST, 8 September 2017

Most relate Disneyland to magical and memorable moments. But for staff members, the seemingly-mystical world is nothing but a trip down misery lane.

Theme park crews have reportedly been taking advantage of a slew of secret codes to gossip about their unruly guests in private.

According to a recent report by The Sun, staff members created secret words like ‘treasured guests’ in reference to visitors who are not particularly treasured.

Disney cruise line workers who deal with kiddos peeing in pools on a daily basis, refer to the accidents as ‘Code Winnies.’

Disney staff crews have been using code words thanks to disruptive guests

Disney staff crews have been using code words thanks to disruptive guests

The word 'treasured guest' is used to reference a guest that is not exactly treasured

The word ‘treasured guest’ is used to reference a guest that is not exactly treasured

Other guests can be just plain messy or too high-maintence

Other guests can be just plain messy or too high-maintence

Protein shake spills also seem to be another common occurring mishap to take place in the parks. The accidents are referred to as ‘Code V.’

There have even been bizarre reports about family members scattering their loved ones’ ashes on the beloved park’s grounds.

‘As Disney theme parks are often sentimental places, there are several instances every year of visitors spreading a loved one’s ashes either on a ride or elsewhere on site,’ the report read.

In case of the illegal incident, staff uses the ‘white powder alert’ to order a clearing of the ashes from the grounds.