CedarPointer

Or we could do something *really* silly and follow the park's rules.

They also have to pay for the associates who serve the Coke, the AC in the building, new attractions, licensing fees for certain archaic children's characters, new pavers, flagpoles, and arches... and that's just what I can think of off the top of my head. You aren't JUST paying for the Coke. And, besides, if you don't like it, feel free to get a FREE cup of water which would cost you at other parks... You bring your own drinks into the park?

I'm fairly sure that whoever is participating in this isn't having to pay for the photos from the rides, note the "voucher" mentioned on the signs. (Use your voucher and retrieve your ride photo...)

I think this is part of some activity for groups at the park.

They *should* be able to get it, afaik they will be able to.

I think wew is like "whoo!" or "woot!".

10. Beast and Firehawk sometimes open late due to techincal issues, but they try to open at 10.

I once saw an, ahem, used "protection" device in the parking lot... if you catch my drift.

If there's something "wrong" with it, you might want to say something, and they might be able to make a fresh one or something.

Excuse me? "wisely"?

I think they're trying to stress the fact that guests can't refill the cups at carts, but can at any other stand in the park which has soda (afaik there are no exceptions, besides Starbucks, but they don't have a soda machine), and eventually all the regular stands will have the signs on them. Kind of a slow process, like the arch.

Funny how CF doesn't give a crap about theming at KI until it's about a character which CF seems to be obsessed with...

Overreact much?

Yes/Yes/Enterprise. I mean seriously, please, give us CP's Witches Wheel. KI can recycle too!

I'm also pretty sure that those "stupid barns" could be moved if necessary.

I've asked for a specific seat many times when the line was short, not once have I gotten it. Seems like it just depends on who's grouping.

I wonder how much it would cost to add the real cherry and vanilla to Jukebox Diner... it would fit in perfectly with the theme.

There are quite a few, keep your eye out for them.

Wow, did they let you keep it?! I once saw a guest change their baby on a table at the patio at one of the stands I was at... You'd better bet I sanitized that one quite a few times extra!

Nope, I think it's $1.25 there. I think. CedarPointer, who wouldn't know, because he drinks water.

That's hilarious!!

Except that isn't a downright obvious thing. But Coca-Cola and Pepsi... REALLY?

I have heard a guest argue that Pepsi was, in fact, a Coca-Cola product. I have never had such a hard time hiding laughter.

See, if it is an issue that I can take care of, then I am happy to take care of it (wrong food being made, something missing when their order is ready, broken refillable cup, etc.). In fact, even if it's 100% the guest's fault, and I can try to take care of it without getting in trouble (I can't give you free food. Sorry.), then I will at least try. But if it's something that I have no control over, all I can say is to talk to Guest Relations about it. It's just not in my control.

I agree, but many amusement parks do have overpriced food... you are right, though, there also are quite a few that don't. And it's not that I find guests to be an inconvenience (well, some are, but that's a different story), it's just how they present it. If someone makes a comment about the food prices which wasn't intended to be a dig at us, i.e., they don't seem to be blaming me as an employee for it, or expecting me to magically lower the prices, then I have no problem with it. I do agree that things are overpriced. However, when they insult me, I find it incredibly annoying. I have had to put up with insults directed at me, the park, my coworkers, just about everything except our kitchen sink. THOSE are the guests who I find annoying, NOT the ones who do have a legitimate complaint, or present it in a polite way.