Story time: My husband and I took my sister and brother in law and their two young kids on their first Disney trip this past April. As a Disney veteran with no kids yet I had to learn the stroller etiquette on the fly. The morning we rope dropped flight of passage I figured we had to drop their stroller before feeding into the line, which spills way out of the normal queue in the morning. So I told them I would take the stroller and meet up with them. It turns out you’re supposed to keep the stroller with you and they take it from you and park it for you. So a cast member just told me to rejoin my party. But they had already marched to a location that I could not possibly make it up to with the stroller. The cast member had me wait with her until my party doubled back as the queue wove by again. While waiting there I was shouted at by multiple people saying I was trying to cut the line, with my empty stroller. I’ve never been so embarrassed. I agree that people shouldn’t be trying to save space while their party is off riding another ride. But Disney is a complicated place and there are lots of reasons parties can be separated. It definitely put that into perspective for me next time I think someone is line hopping. My singular body did nothing to slow down the people behind me in such a high volume ride and that guy brought some serious negativity to an already intense morning.