Nicole said:Unfortunately, it appears that TT is back to single train operations. Green is on the track; blue isn't.
Great. They're going to make the locker policies worse because some shithead teen tried to get a selfie.
Mayfield claimed she was not offered to be taken to the hospital, however Sellers said Mayfield declined the request and left the park on her own.
Experienced 3 LNM (2 on same car in front of us) and 1 Apollo ride with cell phones out and lights on this past weekend. Bright lights and stupid people can really ruin a night ride. We've never seen it so bad.
Yanno I never understand why people sue the park when situations like this happen. It’s really not the park’s fault since they do tell guests to put their loose articles away. If a guest chooses not to listen it’s the guests responsibility.
Wait what? What is a cell phone light going to do at night? Stupid stupid stupid. Darkness is the fun of a night ride!
Yanno I never understand why people sue the park when situations like this happen. It’s really not the park’s fault since they do tell guests to put their loose articles away. If a guest chooses not to listen it’s the guests responsibility.
Exactly. No useful video for them, a ruined ride for us since we were leaving, and stitches waiting to happen. To add, THEY were belligerent to us on the off-ramp because my wife yelled at them to turn damn phones off on LNM.
It's bad enough.....and I know I'm picking on one thing here but this part confused me:
Like I bet the park would want her to have the assistance of going to the hospital for their own record keeping and to keep better tabs on whats going on.
And as for not knowing who did it (had the phone fly out).....that means the cell phone flew out, it's highly unlikely someone caught it, which means its somewhere along the ride. You can take lost cell phones to the carrier and find out who's phone it is. Seems rather easy to find out who's responsible.
The park can not require her to be transported to the hospital it's her call to go through them or go on her own or even not at all but if this were to go to court it could be a factor in what if anything that she was rewarded.
As for identifying the man from the phone there are a couple issues with that. One is simply knowing that you have the right phone as I am sure that there is likely more the one around the ride by now and that assumes that it can be found and is in an accessible location. The other one is simply getting the cellular company to identify the person as it usually takes more then just a request to get them to release the info.
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