Thank you... aesthetically speaking, I think it makes it look lazy and guest aren't worth it to keep up the place. Anyway again thanks for answering I appreciate it.They used to replace them proactively, before they burnt out. But lately it's been much more lax, if at all.
Nothing says “flagship” like burnt out popcorn lights.Thank you... aesthetically speaking, I think it makes it look lazy and guest aren't worth it to keep up the place. Anyway again thanks for answering I appreciate it.
If this is the flagship, I’d hate to see the dingy.Nothing says “flagship” like burnt out popcorn lights.
Which is probably the same amount of time some of those lights have been out....If this is the flagship, I’d hate to see the dingy.
Sadly this hasn’t been a flagship since 2010
Do they ever replace the burned out bulbs? Cause I've been coming the last 3 years and I seem to see more and more burned out bulbs. Nitpicking I know, just curious.
This is so true and I have to be honest I am one of the iPhone starers. I am also a 16 year old teenager who people say we have our phones attached to our hands 24/7.Who has time to look at the rooftop lights? Too many guests that I see in my travels are too busy looking face down staring into their iPhones.. Some people I know give a scare to other people staring into their iPhones while they are walking nearby by saying " Heads up!!! ". Gets their attention everytime.
Eh I keep seeing these lights out everywhere. Tonight I noticed more of the lights out at Yacht club and the boardwalk. Yeah I notice these things so what??? After my initial fury of the lights being out, I calmed myself down by saying "it must be hard and risky to replace these bulbs."
Eh I keep seeing these lights out everywhere. Tonight I noticed more of the lights out at Yacht club and the boardwalk. Yeah I notice these things so what??? After my initial fury of the lights being out, I calmed myself down by saying "it must be hard and risky to replace these bulbs."
Roof maintenance is something that needs to be done. Attachment points for work harnesses should be available for areas that cannot be reached with a telescoping lift.Thats exactly the reason, but its not an excuse. Replacing them in a lot of places requires a ton of safety rigging as well as guests to be out of the area of that safety equipment.
Roof maintenance is something that needs to be done. Attachment points for work harnesses should be available for areas that cannot be reached with a telescoping lift.
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