Re: Your VMK Cards or Your Life?
Posted: Sun Oct 16, 2005 10:12 am
Isn't there a release of liability on the back of Disney tickets?
Stories about guest behavior in theme parks.
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For the Disneyland Resort park hopper it states:BTTF4Life wrote:Isn't there a release of liability on the back of Disney tickets?
The only problem with that is the wonderful California State Supreme Court recently ruled that rides like BTMRR, etc are considered "transportation" and the riders of said "transportation" have a 'reasonable regard to safety' - even if they do not wear restraints.IdiotsAreEverywhere wrote:For the Disneyland Resort park hopper it states:
Guest assumes the inherent risks associated with the operation of all rides and attractions. Read and obey all safety signage (90% don't), instructions and rules. Parks or attractions may change operating hours, close temperarily or may otherwise change or be discontinued without notice and without liability to the owners of the parks.
I wonder how many people have tried to sue Disney for a ride closure or a discontinuation of it. I'm sure at least a few money hungry people have.![]()
Could you please post or PM me a link to a credible website that says this? I'd like to read it.leftcoaster wrote:The only problem with that is the wonderful California State Supreme Court recently ruled that rides like BTMRR, etc are considered "transportation" and the riders of said "transportation" have a 'reasonable regard to safety' - even if they do not wear restraints.*brick
Been there, done that.MagliteL13 wrote:Can you imagine what would happen if it were the Liberty Belle (if the Belle were running)?
This link may be old. I cannot access here at work.SRT_GB wrote:Could you please post or PM me a link to a credible website that says this? I'd like to read it.
About a year ago a Guest jumped out off of the back of a Safari truck to retrieve his ball cap that had either fallen or blown outLe Poof wrote:I'm sure this type of thing happens all the time though right?