I’m about to say hello to Pantheon’s cousin!
Project 2022: Pantheon
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I'm told that beginning this Thursday BGW employees will begin testing Pantheon.
Yes, employees will be riding it so that the ride can be certified.
But, go ahead fine sir! Nice… how was this accomplished?
Be on the lookout for a ride report !
You avoided the question. How did you achieve this? If the wording I’m reading on here is correct… it’s employees ONLY.
I think the answer is somewhat obvious...
Yea, it’s just weird that employees would also need a ticket…
I broke into HR created a employee ID and Seaport account and with my cunning was able to print me a pantheon preview ticket all while riding my golden unicorn through the rhine river
They can't have every employee just show up on Thursday. They need to be able to plan for downtime and slow operations. Plus they pay employees for their time during these tests. So they need to limit the number and have a way to track who to pay. So they have created an event that an employee can sign up for a ticket to ride. Then they will get checked in when they arrive.
From what I'm told it's broken into 2 hour time slots. So if you booked 2 of those slots then it would be 2 hours. I'm told that this is the same system they have been using for TMs to RSVP to other team member events.
Wait, so employees get to ride before Platinum members?!?!?! Typical BGW inconsistency, lol
This isn’t anything new. It gives them a chance to work out operations, before opening to media and the public. At least that is my understanding.
Guinea pigs.
As a former employee who rode Tempesto over and over for the employee day... in the 40 degree rain... it wasn't fun.
As a former employee who rode Tempesto over and over for the employee day... in the 40 degree rain... it wasn't fun.
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When I worked at the park, you had to sign up for a 5 hour shift to ride the new ride. Often more showed up and it was up to the ops supervisors to if everyone could ride or not.
Not to mention, as far I understand it there's a certain hours requirement that the ride needs to be operated by ops with people to be certified. You need to pay people to satisfy the hours requirement, so they have employees volunteer for these shifts.
I would have asked for double time for this abysmal situation.
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