Busch Gardens Quality Control Team
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Anyway, LOTD had at least 10 years before it started going down the slippery slope, because it was built correctly, and built to last. FOF just barely made it past 4. That's what happens when you build something poorly, and something that looks temporary. The only time where LOD was really, really bad was around 2011-2013, before that they did keep up with general repairs and kept things looking somewhat fresh.
Evan said:This was in the line for Grovers Alpine Express (yes I rode it today)
Anyways, they have LIVE wire exposed. Better yet, these posts are at kids height.
The wires were still hanging out of the post today! Cant believe they haven't covered them in some way.
Wow, that's really bad, I really wouldn't be mad at anybody who reported them to JCC, in fact I almost feel like reporting them. That's really ridiculous.
They could still fine them for having wires exposed in a public accessible place, it doesn't matter if they're live or not.
You would think that they would at least tape the hands back on, and make the tape look like a watch, or something like that. I wonder how long it's been like that.
That thing could be a pile of broken parts, and it would still look the same as it originally had, ugly as ****(insert any curse word you'd like).
At least it would appear that they are in the process of repairing it.
lukemcnuggets said:
I've seen uncontrolled kids walk through the flower beds, to hop around the mushrooms and snail. Anybody else?
Thank god they are removing The Bunny Trail this week!
that's how the turtle got broken three times. Parents let kids get on top of him for a photo...foam and thin plastic don't do too well with weight....
How funny. As soon as I saw the pictures of the broken turtle and mushrooms, I thought, "rude parents and obnoxious kids; not surprising and not really the park's fault."
Who would assume the park broke the turtle?
This is a thread to point out what's missing, that should be brought back, and to recognize things that are broke, that the park needs to fix. Just because we post it here doesn't mean we think it's the park's fault.
And in this particular situation you have to ask "Well, it's not the park's fault, but is it something they could've controlled/prevented?"
This is a thread to point out what's missing, that should be brought back, and to recognize things that are broke, that the park needs to fix. Just because we post it here doesn't mean we think it's the park's fault.
And in this particular situation you have to ask "Well, it's not the park's fault, but is it something they could've controlled/prevented?"
Matthew, I don't believe anyone would ever believe the park intentionally damages anything. However, over time some things do degrade and will eventually deteriorate and that is the park's fault for not maintaining it.
The fountain is an example that the park is not letting it just degrade. They are actively fixing it.
The fountain is an example that the park is not letting it just degrade. They are actively fixing it.