Mrpq

well that ruined their entire season. hopefully they get some money back

It will be interesting to see how it plays out

Wait the new coaster still isn't open? eep

the lockers should have outlets in them that allow you to plug a charge i. actually I'm going to go patent that idea lol

sounds like its time for a new phone lol

I mean this kids leg stood out because he was wearing shorts, but if he had pants on there is no way it would have been noticed. I felt for him

I forgot to mention this in a recent trip report and I figured this would make a good topic in itself While at Hershey back in Aug we noticed a younger boy who had one prosthetic leg (knee down) Must have been like 10-14 years of age. We noticed him basically everywhere we went in the park, he actually was getting around better than most people. He was on a bunch of the same rides we where on, including coaster. While we where on line for lighting racers we saw he was in the train in front of us. They wherent dispatching the train and you saw the ride ops talking in the corner. After about 5 mins they went over to the boy talked with him, couldn't here what he was saying, but the ride ops head kept making the "no" motion, the look on the kids face was of disappointment. After that went on for a little while they un locked his car and he got off the ride. I can only assume it was because of his leg and at this point myself and everyone around us knew exactly what had happened and we all got pretty bummed out. Even the lady next to us with her kids said she saw him earlier in the day riding other coaster. His leg only seemed to have the issue from the knee down so not really sure why such a big deal was made. If you saw him walking/running during the day you would think there wasn't even an issue at all. My point is what's the rule with cases like this? I see some rides (in general) state "you need 3 functioning limbs to ride" I felt bad for the kid. I assume this is a state by state law? When we went to Cedar Point in July a guy with a full leg cast road Maverik with no issue. it was even to the point he had to prop his leg up and place it between the row of seats in front of him. That to me is worse then the little boys situation

https://sesameplace.com/philadelphia/rides/oscars-wacky-taxi/ seems like a fun family ride

Using Hershey as an example.... What is that height measured from? The ground the coaster is actually built on or the lowest point in the park? That could work to their advantage in some cases I guess. The drop tower being at the top of a hill makes it seem higher than it really is when your up at the top

just add it, get the ride count up lol Every time I have gone to ride the Wonder wheel it was closed so I gave up lol

I wouldn't scrap the big wheel, its a nice relaxing ride. not to mention the views are great

If money was? no object Id pay Cedar Fair to buy the park lol they could use a nice big north east coast presence

Nice report seems like you made a good call by going to the park even though it was a sat. I agree with all your comments about Wildcat and Comet. I still say Wildcat during Candy Lane is like a different ride vs riding it in the summer. its so much smoother in the cold weather. I wish Comet was open for the winter event as well. Laff Trax, I cant understand why the ride is ALWAYS so long. The last time I went in July on a Friday was the shortest line I have waited. The outside line was till 3/4 full at that point. I just don't know why it takes so long, is it that popular? I cant say its because of dispatch because they seem to be on the ball with that.

Its a seat belt.... I never heard of a properly secured seat bely coming in clicked she probably didn't push it in far enough to have it "click" in the first place. And if its true the ride op never checked, 1-shame on him and 2- there would be no way of knowing it was secured or not in the first place. Looks like someone is just trying to make a buck

sad regardless