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5th Dimension · Post by **5th Dimension** » Wed Aug 17, 2011 12:25 am

I would hate having to tell people to take off their hats or glasses just to go on a ride. I had to take off my glasses at Knotts Berry Farm, and I hated that. At my attraction, we warn them to hold on to everything, but we don't make them remove it. Of course, people drop stuff, but all we can tell them is to check guest relations at the end of the night.

Freak · Post by **Freak** » Wed Aug 17, 2011 3:46 am

Goofyernmost wrote:...probably frozen.

Ah, so they're head bonkers. :bbbat:

BriDon51 · Post by **BriDon51** » Wed Aug 17, 2011 6:31 am

delsdad wrote:The jackasses will probably steal a receipt, or pick up a stray one from the trash !

I have had this happen at a place where I worked. It was after the third time the guy said he got the "wrong" item. I told him next time he needs a receipt.

Next day he gave me a crumpled up, ketchup stained one.

PatchOBlack · Post by **PatchOBlack** » Wed Aug 17, 2011 1:16 pm

5th Dimension wrote:I would hate having to tell people to take off their hats or glasses just to go on a ride. I had to take off my glasses at Knotts Berry Farm, and I hated that.

I have, on occasion, thought that if I had the money to spare, I wouldn't mind getting a pair of "sports glasses", the kind that basically strap onto your head like saftey goggles, for wearing on roller coasters and such.

Shorty82 · Post by **Shorty82** » Wed Aug 17, 2011 2:02 pm

PatchOBlack wrote:I have, on occasion, thought that if I had the money to spare, I wouldn't mind getting a pair of "sports glasses", the kind that basically strap onto your head like saftey goggles, for wearing on roller coasters and such.

I have a sports strap for my glasses that can be tightened to hold the glasses snugly to your head. It does a good job at keeping my glasses on. I don't bother with it at Disney as I've never felt like I was going to lose my glasses on any ride there but I do at Universal and Seaworld as they both have rides where I feel like I might lose my glasses.

I like how it is adjustable so I can have it loose when not on a ride, which is more comfortable for longer periods.

MouseKiss · Post by **MouseKiss** » Wed Aug 17, 2011 2:29 pm

Shorty82 wrote:I have a sports strap for my glasses that can be tightened to hold the glasses snugly to your head. It does a good job at keeping my glasses on. I don't bother with it at Disney as I've never felt like I was going to lose my glasses on any ride there but I do at Universal and Seaworld as they both have rides where I feel like I might lose my glasses.

I like how it is adjustable so I can have it loose when not on a ride, which is more comfortable for longer periods.

Those are good for sunglasses. They let me go down Summit Plummet with the glasses on when I showed the strap was tight.

hobie16 · Post by **hobie16** » Wed Aug 17, 2011 2:39 pm

Use Chums. Recommended by sailors everywhere.

MouseKiss · Post by **MouseKiss** » Wed Aug 17, 2011 2:50 pm

hobie16 wrote:Use Chums. Recommended by sailors everywhere.

That is the brand I use.

And I count as an ex-sailor as well.

DisneyMom · Post by **DisneyMom** » Wed Aug 17, 2011 3:11 pm

hobie16 wrote:Use Chums. Recommended by sailors everywhere.

Are they called Chums as they attract sharks to you? :twisted:

delsdad · Post by **delsdad** » Wed Aug 17, 2011 3:11 pm

MouseKiss wrote:Those are good for sunglasses. They let me go down Summit Plummet with the glasses on when I showed the strap was tight.

Must try that next week !!

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