Constance
Virginia Beach,#2Consumer Comment
Sat, July 26, 2008
I have a good friend who works for Busch Gardens and asked her about this. While you might have had a child that had to go and use the restroom, DECENCY says you take the child to the restroom and que at the end of the line. It was something we were taught as children. Just because your spouse or friend or whoever was there in line, in a public place, common courtesy states when you leave a que line you return to the end, and not cut the line back where you were, it does a little thing called it pisses people off. They don't care if it is your spouse is in line in front of them or if it is the Virgin Mary. Amusement parks usually consider disability to be mobility problems, and most have the same thing going that would issue you disabled parking privileges. Meaning you are limited to the distance you can walk or because you are considered legally blind. If you have heart conditions, you shouldn't be in an amusement park in the first place...the rides are marked telling people with certain types of conditions NOT to get on the rides, and I have yet to see anyone bring their medical records to an amusement park.