This secret phrase allows you to skip any Disney line. Before we reveal the phrase, here is the reason this works every time.
When Walt Disney opened Disneyland, he often explored the parks undercover to make sure people were happy and that the attractions met his high standards. He didn’t want to be recognized because it would change how people acted around him, and he wouldn’t get the full guest experience.
However, he was in the parks doing business, so he couldn’t wait around all day in lines. He came up with a secret phrase and all Cast Members were trained, so that when they heard this phrase, the person saying it could skip the line.
They were told it was reserved for VIPs, but they were never told who. This tradition continues today, where very important people are given this phrase, and Cast Members are trained to let them skip the line.
The reason you’ve not heard of this before is that Cast Members sign NDAs that ban them from sharing this out while employed or after employment with Disney because it’s so powerful. Luckily, we had a VIP share this with us, and we don’t have an NDA.
The phrase is “I’m here to see Gandhi”, which seems random, but Walt Disney loved Gandhi, and he also needed something that people wouldn’t normally say. Now, if you say “I’m here to see Gandhi” at a Disney ride, the Cast Members will take you to the front of the line for free, no questions asked.
Are you going to try to use the secret phrase “I’m here to see Gandhi”, to skip Disney lines? Let us know your thoughts in the comments below!
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Disney Is Buying Western Michigan University
Breaking news, Disney is buying Western Michigan University. According to an internal source, they are doing this because moving forward, all higher education will be “story-driven,” and Disney believes college students deserve a more immersive experience while going into lifelong debt.
In order to attend the new school under Disney ownership, students will officially become “Guests,” and instructors will now be referred to as “Educational Cast Members.” The campus will remain in Kalamazoo, but it will now be considered a soft-opening location, similar to how Disney tests new attractions before rolling them out nationwide. Western Michigan University will be renamed Disney University Kalamazoo.
What’s awesome is that the theming will stay mostly the same, except everything will now have a backstory. On top of that, the Broncos mascot “Buster” will receive an official origin movie on Disney+, and orientation will include fireworks, a parade, and a reminder that leaving the campus early is “strongly discouraged.”
Classes will operate like attractions. Popular majors such as business and engineering are expected to have wait times of over three hours, while philosophy will remain a walk-on. Disney will also introduce Lightning Lane passes for finals week so students can pay to take exams earlier than everyone else.
Residence halls and apartments will be completely reimagined and refurbished to reflect the current Disney hotel room experience. The redesigned accommodations will include a variety of thoughtfully planned layouts, such as studios and one-, two-, and three-bedroom Grand Villas. Each residence will feature modern furnishings, immersive theming, high-quality finishes, and state-of-the-art televisions. Select units will also offer fully equipped kitchens with contemporary appliances, providing both comfort and convenience while maintaining the signature Disney attention to detail and storytelling found throughout its resorts.
Unfortunately, tuition is expected to increase for two reasons. First, Disney is involved. Second, Disney is very involved (god I said that already). And the good news is that alumni will receive exclusive merch drops, and graduation ceremonies will now end with a standing ovation, confetti cannons, and a slowed-down version of “When You Wish Upon a Star.”
This will be the first university in America owned by a major entertainment company, and Disney believes this could completely change the education system. If successful, rumors suggest Disney may acquire additional schools, rebranding them as “Disney College Parks.”
Overall, people are very confused about Disney buying Western Michigan University (that’s probably everybody included). Some think it will ruin higher education, others think it’s already basically a theme park anyway. Most are just wondering if student loans can be paid with Disney gift cards.
What do you think of Disney buying Western Michigan University? Let us know your thoughts in the comments below!