This is similar to the advertising material used in dog food commercials, where they claim "Best tasting kibble ever!!!!" So, who exactly was wearing the lab coat that day when they did the taste test, and who had the collar around their neck while eating a bowl of kibble with a spoon? :lol:
At least with our dogs, they'll "recycle" on occasion :hurl: , so I know they'll eat absolute crap with the same speed and excitement as if I'd given them top sirlion! So the whole "best tasting" claim is absolute malarkey!
On a more serious note, hopefully they were checking for things like how much shade was in the parental seating area, how safe the area looked for jump-happy youngsters, how easy it is to keep an eye on kids, etc.
From personal experience taking my 3 year old son into the "Honey, I Shrunk the Kids" play area, the layout is horrible if you are there by yourself (heck even with my wife there, it was a pain) and are trying to figure out where your kid goes after he slides down from the top of the main climbing area. And once in those holes under that area, even harder to find them in there if you have to practically crawl on your belly to get into the various cramped hidden areas with minimal lighting.
As our son zipped down the slide, I was leaning over the top of the wall to figure out where he was going once he reached the bottom, and my wife was roaming down below. He still managed to zip around and get far enough into the hidden areas below that by the time I pointed out to my wife where he had gone in, he was long gone!
That and if you've ever tried to crawl under there carrying a backpack, doesn't matter how skinny you are, you'll think you were doing some military drill involving creeping under barb-wire fences!
