Stories about guest behavior in theme parks.
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To get their hat they lost obviously.... Ooops, wrong park, not mention not a ride.DLRFantasmic!Dan wrote: Why in their right mind would they do into a very, and potential dangerous area with REAL LIVE FIREWORKS GOING OFF!!!!
+1 !!!teddykeiko86 wrote:to get their hat they lost obviously.... Ooops, wrong park, not mention not a ride.
Because they are special. :d:
Hey...I have a great flying tackle! :D:Big Wallaby wrote:Being the pyro or the lawyer? :p:
Personally, this is another place where, once the crew is out, I say let Darwin have his way. Except with the kids.
Disney is kinda fun. If you get to where the pyro techs are, they actually tackle you. I would both love and hate to see that.
I wonder what that guy thought the word "caution" meant? As for the liability lawyers, sometimes you have to wonder if that's who sends them out there in the first place.techie-13 wrote:Hubby and I are in the fallout zone in most of the Fireworks shows we work. BUT we are dressed for it and we are there to keep people such as these guests out. Practically every show we do is set up in an area that has caution tape around it and the crew has to constantly watch for people coming into the area.
One show a guy crossed under the caution tape and when told to get out of the area, he said, "What's your problem? I'm using caution." One of the biggest shows that we do is the Fourth of July. It gets set up in the middle of some baseball fields. In the last couple of years, we've had to chase off whole families. They try to come out to see the set up with the excuse of "we just want to teach the kids about fireworks."
Many people get a kick out of doing things that they are told not to. And they don't think about safety when they do it. By running into the area during the show, the safety team would have also enter the area to grab them. This could mean stopping the show if they got too close or possible injury if something comes down on them. Liability lawyers love this stuff. If someone gets hurt then the resulting lawsuit could permanently shut down the show. The real reason, fireworks cost so much is the permits and insurance required to do the show.