http://travel.latimes.com/daily-deal-blog/?p=725

While it is unhealthy & nasty to find a bathroom in that shape, it sounds like vandalism.

Sit back and think of it. How can every toilet be plugged and someone took a healthy one in two different stalls?

I want a clean bathroom too, but I can't expect a park to do cleaning checks every 10 minutes.

I last visited Cedar Point for Coastermania this past June, and let me say that at times, especially later in the evening, and especially at the restroom next to Magnum... there might not have been feces on the floor, but still, conditions weren't much better. In short, Six Flags learned their lessons about restroom cleanliness, and Cedar Fair should follow suit.

Yea a clean bathroom is always a plus but the guest have to help keep it clean too.

^I agree. We all need to keep our urine and feces in the toilets instead of in the floor. I would bet that at the right moment, you could find this kind of bathroom in any of the amusement park chains. I don't think it's indicative of any one particular chain. And, having worked the food industry, I've seen some pretty disgusting things that patrons can do.

By working at Target, we strive to have the cleanest restrooms of any store. We have to check the restrooms each hour on the half hour. You wonder sometimes how people's restrooms at home look like, public restrooms are some of the hardest to keep clean, and you must work very hard doing so.