tayspru
TS Member
The answer is it isn’t. And it’s a much shorter time to sit next to someone than say public transport.I dont see how sitting next to a stranger for a couple minutes can be as bad as them standing right next to you in a long queue
The answer is it isn’t. And it’s a much shorter time to sit next to someone than say public transport.I dont see how sitting next to a stranger for a couple minutes can be as bad as them standing right next to you in a long queue
I'm with you on this 100%. Honestly I don't care about sitting next to someone for 90 seconds, masks are still mandatory anyway. Let's get these rides back at full capacity for good!I dont see how sitting next to a stranger for a couple minutes can be as bad as them standing right next to you in a long queue
Will be interesting to see how they deal with guests like me who can't wear a mask for medical/disability reasons.I'm with you on this 100%. Honestly I don't care about sitting next to someone for 90 seconds, masks are still mandatory anyway. Let's get these rides back at full capacity for good!
Back row and not sat next to another party ? its not rocket science really, just common sense.Will be interesting to see how they deal with guests like me who can't wear a mask for medical/disability reasons.
I dont see how sitting next to a stranger for a couple minutes can be as bad as them standing right next to you in a long queue
The reality is though, the guidelines largely aren't being followed and for some unknown reason most groups seem to be ignoring the markers on the floor. This seems to have been the case across all UK Merlin parks this year, making distancing on the rides themselves pretty pointless.If the guidelines are being followed they wouldn't be 'right next to you' in the queue, they'd be more distanced than the seating.
Exactly what I think. What's the point distancing on a ride when you're stood in an hour queue right next to peopleThe reality is though, the guidelines largely aren't being followed and for some unknown reason most groups seem to be ignoring the markers on the floor. This seems to have been the case across all UK Merlin parks this year, making distancing on the rides themselves pretty pointless.
There is no restraint on in the queue I can attempt to keep my distance or ask them to move.I dont see how sitting next to a stranger for a couple minutes can be as bad as them standing right next to you in a long queue
The reality is though, the guidelines largely aren't being followed and for some unknown reason most groups seem to be ignoring the markers on the floor. This seems to have been the case across all UK Merlin parks this year, making distancing on the rides themselves pretty pointless.
I’ve no doubt Merlin’s entire H&S and Legal departments have gone through the government guidelines in immense detail before making the change. They must be fairly confident there’s not going to be a massively increased riskWhile I don't disagree with you, two wrongs dint make a right!
While in the queue section the operator can say 'we gave advice, they didn't follow it', where as with the coaster seating the operator is facilitating and creating the breachbin social distancing. It's a very different thing.
I’ve no doubt Merlin’s entire H&S and Legal departments have gone through the government guidelines in immense detail before making the change. They must be fairly confident there’s not going to be a massively increased risk
I've got a feeling Th13teen is on 2 trains again. 5hat may explain it. Especially if they're filling the rows not sure why it's queue is so longThey have only been open an hour and with the shockingly slow parking at the moment most people will still be outside the gates!
Th13teen was at that queue before smiler and galactica closedWM’s only on 75, so I don’t think it’s crowds alone, but it’s worth noting that Galactica, Oblivion, and the joint most notably long queue in Smiler are all currently closed, so that’s a lot of extra crowds for the rides left to take on.
WM’s only on 75,
