Yes, Disney has its own language.
Attraction: Ride or theater presentation
Audience: Crowd
Backstage: Behind the scenes, out of view of guests
Bull Pen: Queuing area
Cast Member: Disney employee (even Meg Crofton, WDW President, is a CM)
Character: Disney character impersonated by a CM
Costume: Work attire, uniform
Dark Ride: Indoor ride<
Day Guest: Any customer not staying a Disney resort
Face Character: A character that does not wear a head-covering costume.
General Public: Same as Day Guest
Guest: Customer
Hidden Mickeys: Frontal silhouette of Mickey's Head (3 circles) subtly placed, well, everywhere! There are some classic HM's featuring a side silhouette of Mickey.
In Rehearsal: An attraction that is operating though not officially open
Lead: Foreman or manager, the person in charge of an attraction
On Stage: In full view of guests
Preshow: The entertainment at an attraction prior to the feature presentation
Resort Guest: A customer staying at a Disney resort
Soft Opening: Opening a park or attraction before its stated opening time
Transitional Experience: An element of the queuing area and/or preshow that provides a story line
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