Ugghhh...I didn't think of that. I'm 6'3 and it's a PAIN getting in. You?I guess if they must they must...
But it's already a real struggle getting my long legs into that ride... I can only imagine that the lap bars will just make it more of a problem.
That, and a complete flume replacement.
And new lighting.
And an interactive queue...
...
...Did I mention the new lime green color scheme?
I am not nor have I ever been a Splash CM but it is my understanding that on a day to day basis it is not a major issue. I have heard the frequency of someone disembarking their log prematurely is on par with protein spills. It happens but it is not a daily thing. However, during special events like Grad night and Night of Joy the frequency tends to increase.This isn't the first time this has come up.
Do we have any Splash Mountain cast members that may or may not be able to detail how big a problem it is that the ride doesn't have lap bars?
...I have heard the frequency of someone disembarking their log prematurely ...during special events like Grad night and Night of Joy the frequency tends to increase.
I thought that there was a law against lap bars on rides when the ride involves water, as a safety item if the boats flip over.
I think it is a law in Pennsylvania
Plus there will only be 8 max per log now.
What was the max before, isnt there only 3 rows of two?![]()
not that I'm against it, but have they ever had an accident where a lap bar would've prevented it.
Lap bars, so pointless on this ride.
I look forward to being fully body casted in foam soon.
Ooooh, like a gigantic Hamster ball. You wouldn't even need ride vehicles anymore....that could just roll you down the flume.:lol:Why stop at foam? I hear plastic bubbles are nice. Plus they protect you from the germs!
Bubble wrap might also be fun.
Lap bars, so pointless on this ride.
I look forward to being fully body casted in foam soon.
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