Disney parks have always had a bit of mystery to them, and that's done on purpose. Using terminology from the concept of "putting on a show," the areas that customers (called "guests") can see are called "on stage" and anything that's behind the scenes or areas that guests can't otherwise see, is called "backstage." For decades, only Disney employees (called "cast members" ) could go and see backstage or views that guests would never have access to, but over time, things (read: rules, adherence to same, and technology) have changed and, for better or for worse, guests can see stuff like this:

Ever wondered what happens to leftover alcohol served in first class? Find out the surprising fate of expensive champagne and spirits onboard.

I think you can file this one under "things nobody ever, ever wants to do..." And it may or may not be what you want to think about the next time your travels include utilizing a tour bus with a toilet. Gasoline prices are rising again, which brings us to this story from The Epoch Times, wherein one or more would-be thieves in the West Central Australia town of Laverton thought (s)he/they would cut costs and get some free gas by stealing some from a tour bus that was parked overnight.