XXRAINMANX
Earning My Ears
- Joined
- Apr 14, 2016
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- 51
Think about it. If the U.S. parks were to close due to Corona Virus think about it, this will likely be one of the few times guests aren't in a park.
Construction crews could work without concern for noise or needing pedestrian barriers or hours of operation. Crews could come in and paint entire buildings without have to put up facades. Store room interiors could be redone without having to close up shop.
Rides could be stripped down and refurbed without a concern about it impacting rider traffic on other rides. Anything that's broken or glitched could be sorted out with nearly unlimited time constraints.
We all complain about the lower standard of cast members lately. What if they took this as an opportunity to have all staff go through an extended traditions training. To walk through work areas and rework the problems that exist. Team building exercises could take place. Equipment could be replaced across the park.
Every hotel could have it's refurbishments completed. Rooms with new paint and furnishings.
We could have an opportunity for the parks to be opening day ready for guests when they reopen. Just think every ride working, everything shiny new and scrubbed down. All the gum covered walls and streets cleared. Those damp and mildew smelling areas gone. Monorails that smell like they just came from the factory.
This is a chance to see a park like none of us have ever seen.
Construction crews could work without concern for noise or needing pedestrian barriers or hours of operation. Crews could come in and paint entire buildings without have to put up facades. Store room interiors could be redone without having to close up shop.
Rides could be stripped down and refurbed without a concern about it impacting rider traffic on other rides. Anything that's broken or glitched could be sorted out with nearly unlimited time constraints.
We all complain about the lower standard of cast members lately. What if they took this as an opportunity to have all staff go through an extended traditions training. To walk through work areas and rework the problems that exist. Team building exercises could take place. Equipment could be replaced across the park.
Every hotel could have it's refurbishments completed. Rooms with new paint and furnishings.
We could have an opportunity for the parks to be opening day ready for guests when they reopen. Just think every ride working, everything shiny new and scrubbed down. All the gum covered walls and streets cleared. Those damp and mildew smelling areas gone. Monorails that smell like they just came from the factory.
This is a chance to see a park like none of us have ever seen.
