SeaWorld Orlando Temporarily Implements "No Re-Entry Policy"
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SeaWorld Orlando instates "no re-entry" policy
If guests at SeaWorld Orlando leave the park in the middle of their day, a "no re-entry" rule prohibits them from returning that same day.
attractionsmagazine.com
Surely this has to be a temporary measure or a test of some sort, right...? No way in hell this can be a new permanent policy...
Either way, unless there is a VERY good justification and it's implemented VERY temporarily, this is gross.
Either way, unless there is a VERY good justification and it's implemented VERY temporarily, this is gross.
Signs have already been removed, apparently this was a today only thing
This was due to a couple of previous incident that happened very recently. I’m not sure if it was shared in here, but there was a very big fight at Aquatica a little bit ago, and it required an early park closure due to the scale of the park caused by a large group of rowdy teenagers. Then FunSpot America put in a chaperone policy after the same group announced the takeover of the Orlando location. That chaperone policy indicated you had to be 21 or older to attend by yourself, if you’re under 21 you had to have someone 21 or older to attend with you. After that went policy went up, they changed their “event” to Busch Gardens Tampa, and what happened at Busch Gardens Tampa, ended up being another parkwide fight. So I guess that is likely because of the same group trying to do something here at Seaworld Orlando.
I think the Tampa incident also had someone getting a gun in the park, by someone passing it through the fenced off area on property and fired it off in the Cheetah Chase queue.
I can’t find the details where it was posted but way too many commenters were explaining how to sneak in a gun at BGT and the post got deleted.
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Kings Island has the same policy at Halloween because of the low grade customers they attract for that event. But that’s the group they market to and want at that event
I think it's likely linked to these events the video from Tampa is just plane scary.
insidethemagic.net
Emergency Update: Another Violent ‘Takeover’ Coming to Florida Theme Park
Someone has to put a stop to this.
I find it interesting that a guest blamed BGT for not doing anything about it despite the posts being out there to organize. While I agree they should be more hypervigilant, that's on the local PD IMO to monitor things like that. It will be interesting to see who shows up more in these next two planned events.
Side note, those comments to the articles on ITM are terrible.
Side note, those comments to the articles on ITM are terrible.
I try to avoid ITM as much as I can, but its odd all the stuff I saw on Social Media about these takeover incidents and when I went to Google News to look for articles to read they and Orlando Theme Park Zone, want to report about what happened.
Fight at Busch Gardens Tampa Bay Caught on Camera [Update]
A fight involving multiple women at Busch Gardens Tampa Bay was caught on camera and posted on social media.
orlandothemeparkzone.com
Yea, it's odd that you can find all this articles on it after the fact but when you try to look more into these violent takeover groups, no one is reporting anything on them.I try to avoid ITM as much as I can, but its odd all the stuff I saw on Social Media about these takeover incidents and when I went to Google News to look for articles to read they and Orlando Theme Park Zone, want to report about what happened.
Fight at Busch Gardens Tampa Bay Caught on Camera [Update]
A fight involving multiple women at Busch Gardens Tampa Bay was caught on camera and posted on social media.
I feel like good investigative journalism is dead sometimes.
Like there's some privacy stuff that I believe in, but the fact that there's a tutorial on IG/TT of how to sneak a weapon into a public place like that, there needs to be a quicker legal way for police to be able to find out how posted it and take them in. I don't know what you would charge them with. The fact, additionally, that the information is still allowed to be out there is mind baffling too.
These people have tickets or passes and are trying to ruin the parks. Mind boggling.
Everything was back to normal today.
I updated the thread title to prevent any possible misplaced pitchfork and torch action.
If this starts to become a "anytime we're busy, the sign goes up" deal though, I'm all for revisiting the pitchfork potential.
If this starts to become a "anytime we're busy, the sign goes up" deal though, I'm all for revisiting the pitchfork potential.
Question: is this something that could be used when they are at or near capacity only to slow potential of overcrowding?