Speak Out - Lines, Lines, lines...

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Lines, lines, lines…..?

We recently went to visit a National Park Cave in South Dakota and arrived at the location about 9:30 AM only to find that there was a three (3) hour waiting list to enter and be guided through the underground maze. It was pouring rain, and there was no cover near the line waiting area; there were though a small snack bar area and a very nice museum area. We chose to NOT wait for the cave decent due to other places we had scheduled to visit, we did get to see the museum.

This past week we were in Philadelphia and visited a 1800's Paddle-wheeler River boat; we had reservations and got there 15 minutes early only to find that there were a line of over 100 people with reservations waiting in the pouring rain. There was no cover, and everyone without an umbrella was getting soaked, the crew of the River Boat was asked if we could board early, the answer was "no".

Anyone going to an amusement park will soon discover that the lines to the rides are near impossible, and the twenty ride ticket cannot be used in an eight-hour day, as seven of the hours is spent waiting in lines.

Additionally, many places that are the entry points to a park or exhibit are not covered and are in direct, and mostly hot sunshine, which can lead to temporary health problems for many, and semi-permanent sunburn for most.

It is these types of insensitivity to the paying tourist that makes for bitterness and non-recommendations to others, and in fact generates 'Speak Out' articles like the one you are reading.

Thus, please publish in your Brochures and on your websites the average waiting times for lines to purchase tickets, wait for tour guide, and the wait for rides, etc. Also if there is cover in the event of bright burning sunlight, foul weather, or insect infestations. We are tourist and we will come prepared for all these, providing we know the condition exist.

If you can afford it, and most attractions can, then you should consider some sort of covering over the waiting area; taking into consideration the age of your clients, the wind, rain, snow, sun, and insect problems that may occur. Thanks..

 

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En Español


 Raya, raya, lines?

Nosotros recientemente fuimos para visitar una Cueva Nacional de Parque en Dakota Sur y llegar en la ubicación sobre 9: 30 SOY único para encontrar que había una tres (3) la lista de espera de hora para entrar en y se orientar mediante el laberinto subterráneo. Vertía la lluvia, y ningún había portada cerca la línea que espera área; había aunque una pequeños área de barra de merienda y un área de museo muy bonito. Nosotros elegimos a NO esperar la cueva decente debido a otros lugares nosotros habíamos programado para visitar, nosotros conseguimos para ver el museo.

Esta semana pasada nosotros estábamos en Filadelfia y visitados una 1800's Paleta - wheeler barco Fluvial;  nosotros habíamos reservas y conseguido allí 15 minutos
tempranos únicos para encontrar que había una línea de sobre 100 gente con reservas que esperan en la lluvia verter.  Ningún había portada, y todos sin un paraguas conseguía empapado, la tripulación del Barco Fluvial se pidió si que nosotros podamos abordar temprano, la respuesta era "ningún" .

Alguien al parque de diversión descubrirá pronto que las líneas a los paseos están cerca imposibles, y la veinte boleta de que paseo not poder usarse en una ocho - hora de día, como siete de las horas gastada hace cola.

Por demás, muchos lugares que son la entrada indica al parque o la exposición no son cubiertas y en directas, y el sol mayormente caliente, que puede conducir problemas temporarios de salud para muchos, y semi - permanente quemadura del sol para la mayoría.

Es estos tipos de insensitivity al turista contribuyente que hace para la amargura, y no - recomendaciones a los otros, y de hecho genera'SpeakFuera'artículos como el uno usted lee.

Así, por favor publicar en sus Prospectos y sobre su websites el promedio que espera veces para líneas para comprar boletas, esperar guía de recorrido, la espera paseos,
etc. También si hay portada en caso de la solana quemadora nítida, tiempo sucio, o insecto infestations. Nosotros somos turísticos y nosotros vendremos prepararemos para toda estos, proveyendo nosotros sabemos la condición existen.

Si usted puede afrontar lo, y la mayoría de las atracciones pueden, entonces usted debería considerar algún tipo de que cubre sobre el área de espera; tomar en la consideración la edad de sus clientes, el viento, lluvia, nieve, sol, y problemas de insecto que pueden ocurrir. Gracias. .

 

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