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Mission:Safety
- Thread starter RoninHood
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lawyergirl77
Active Member
There is a thread over in the "news" section talking about this. Best not to multiply the threads!
Plus, your question is addressed over there!
Plus, your question is addressed over there!
burningstroller
Member
Well, I think there better be! I deserve/expect someone to continually monitor me when I'm on Disney property. God knows I can't take care of myself.
*sarcasm*
*sarcasm*
wdwmagic said:
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huh,then whats that room you pass waiting in line going up to the mission briefing area and the ride simulators?
You can clearly see a room with cameras and CM's off to the right.
As i can remember ,from when the last time i was there in Sep.2003,the cameras even though they are in black and white ,they are monitoring each and every guest as the ride the attraction.
peter11435
Well-Known Member
Those are actualy fake. While they are monitoring cameras on the ride itself there are no cameras on the guests while riding the ride. The black and white video is pre-recorded and if you pay attention is always the same people.RoninHood said:
RedFoxRunner
Member
When my family & I went on Mission: Space last summer, my mom asked all of us if we got alot of air near the end. She said she felt like she was going to pass out & cool air immediately started blasting on her. We assumed they monitored riders, & would adjust the air to prevent sickness or passing out.
It's good the CMs were able to give CPR - I figured they would have a paramedic on staff at each park at all times. Or do they have to wait for Reedy Creek to arrive?
-Bryant
It's good the CMs were able to give CPR - I figured they would have a paramedic on staff at each park at all times. Or do they have to wait for Reedy Creek to arrive?
-Bryant
angelofitaly69
New Member
I have a question. I thought that they taped the ride so you could e-mail it to your family? Maybe I miss understood.
Thanks
Thanks
peter11435
Well-Known Member
Reedy Creek Emergency Services operates 4 main stations around property, however RCES also have local operations at each of the four parks, one of which is actualy behind the Wonders of Life. Many cast members are also trained in CPR and the use of AED's.RedFoxRunner said:
ssidiouss@mac.c
Well-Known Member
LOL!!! This thread is rediculous.. someone call in the clowns. 160 monitors to watch everyones face while on mission space lol..
"umm supervisor.. this guys face on monitor number 87 looks a little scrunched up..."
"umm supervisor.. this guys face on monitor number 87 looks a little scrunched up..."
angelofitaly69
New Member
Thank you for correcting me. I can't believe I got that out of this.lol
stuart
Well-Known Member
RoninHood said:
Well simply its easier to go by ambulance. He was taken to Celebration Hospital if i read reports right. There is no point in waiting to get a helicopter to fly him a few miles. In the time it takes for teh helicopter to get there and land somewhere he would be half way there in an ambulance. And i dont mean to be harsh here but if the child was suffereing from such severe ill-effects im not altogether sure that it would matter how they travelled the few miles to Celebration. Simply the use of a helicopter wud just be impractical.
angelofitaly69
New Member
RoninHood said:
In my experience most full arrests are not taken by helicopter due to lack of control of an airway. Ground transport can be stopped easily compared to air transport.
stuart
Well-Known Member
angelofitaly69 said:
Right enough, also helicopters are only ever used in emergencies if the person has suffered a severe trauma but is still concious (thats not right i know but its late here lol) and in remote or busy areas where it will take a relatively long time to get to a hospital, even with a police escort.
angelofitaly69
New Member
stuart said:
Very well said.