phillip9698
Well-Known Member
Not true, my girlfriend’s heart condition will no longer qualify for DAS and she can’t go on probably 70% of the rides at Magic Mountain.
You seem to be ok with collateral damage as long as the cheaters can’t abuse the system anymore, those of us who are the collateral damage think it sucks though.
We’re older so we can use cruises to get our fix but it really sucks for the collateral damage people with kids.
Documentation would be the easy solution but our poorly written laws prevent that.
Six Flags requires documentation. So the laws do not prevent it.
This situation isn’t anything new. When GAC was going away we were flooded with reports from people who swore their family needed an unlimited fast pass due to various reasons and anyone who supported changes to reduce the cheaters were being heartless to those who needed the service. There were the same comments about people passing out, throwing up, being a danger to others, etc…due to losing GAC. I haven’t seen that come to fruition, so when the same comments are kicked around now, I have to give them the side eye.
I understand that the very nature of this topic will draw posters who feel they require the current service. And some may feel attacked or offended that their potential loss of the service is being hand waved away by others.
But personal feelings aside, something just has to change. You can’t have 60% of an attractions capacity taken up by 8% of guests. It’s just not fair to that 92% of paying customers who seem to be getting completely ignored because they don’t use the keywords to slide into that 8%. And make no mistake about it, the bulk of the people in that 8% don’t NEED the current service. Will some people who rightfully need the previous accommodations get shafted, yes, but that’s the nature of any rule change you implement anywhere. It’s unavoidable.
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