The only ride I have been walked off of is Its a Small World, when we were too heavy and a CM came and got me off to take another boat. However, I did ride part of Space Mountain with the lights on when it went 101.

I was walked off the Peoplemover once, shortly before it closed. It might have been a dream come true ... had we not been 30 yards from the station, and had to sit in our pod for nearly an hour while guests way further out got to walk the entire length of the Peoplemover track.


Fine!

Ahem.......we sank two POTC boats (I think on this very day last year) Ahem....we sure as heck didn't swim off. Of course, we were not really in the ride having been 101'd at the first drop.

The only ride I've ever been walked off of is the Peoplemover in Florida.

I've never been walked off a ride. :(

I've gone through space twice with the lights on. Once pre-refurb and once after. I haven't really been walked off of anything that I remember.

Maddy got her head stuck in the fence at the Tomorrowland Train station and the had to get her out with bolt cutters. Does that count?

It's weird, I wanted to say "but he's not a CM!", then I realized it's his initials! :D

Is that true, or was it 45 minutes that seemed like 4 hours? Seems like someone being stuck on a ride that long would be news worthy or require emergancy rescue. Particularly on an incline. That's no small inconvienance either and should result in some sort of decent compensation. And I'm not talking one head of the line pass!

My best ever ride breaking down day, though, was at Six Flags Great America - in one day, I was evacuated from 3 coasters, stuck on the sky ride for 20 minutes, AND got to visit First Aid when I twisted my ankle while exiting a broken down flat ride (I think it was Fiddler's Fling).

Oh, he is a Cast Member. Just not for Disney.

I've been walked off POTC three times - all from the same exact spot for the same exact reasons (see below). Twice before the refurn and once after. I've also had Indy go 101 right in the boulder room (did you know that the boulder NEVER stops spinning?). It was cool to see the twelve massive subwoofer cabinets (EV quad 15's) but disappointing to see them wired with 16 gauge solid core wire - WTF?!?

Actually, the date was March 4 - at least according to my pictures' date stamp.