I'm sure this conversation has been had before relatively recently, but anyway. Watch the track ahead and "ride" it as appropriate, shifting your body in accordance to the direction of the car. Brace for inversion 12 and duck out the way for the mist effect if you're on the right hand side of the train, on the 2nd airtime hill. That part's not overly pleasant in cold weather. And just try to enjoy it.
Yep, eyes open, scream and shout louds, and keep your head forward. Enjoy!
1 or 2 minutes
Unfortunately no, I got to the station but had an issue with the batching host which I have submitted a complaint about. All explained below;
That seems to be a merlin wide rule, mask excempt go rear row (no idea what it is on TH13TEEN).Unfortunately no, I got to the station but had an issue with the batching host which I have submitted a complaint about. All explained below;
I said how many of us there were (three) and showed him my Box Ofiice-issued mask exemption card. He told us to go to row 4, so I politely explained that it was my first time and could we sit nearer the front as I would feel more comfortable.
He said if I could wear a mask for 2 minutes we could have front, otherwise we'd have to go at the back. He didn't clarify if he meant just in the station or actually on the ride.
The way he spoke to us and the fact that I'd already shown my exemption card, coupled with my panic and embarrassment (there were other people behind us), made me so distressed and upset that I had to bail out, meaning that my friends also didn't get to ride. I still feel guilty about them missing out, especially as one of them also hadn't ridden it before.
Someone else told me that but I didn't get it on any of the other coasters.
This year it seems RBO don't know a lot of policies rides are enforcing, me and @spinba11 got refused rides together because we are both don't need a carer yellow rap ..Someone else told me that but I didn't get it on any of the other coasters.
If I'd known that was a rule I wouldn't have decided to do Smiler. The guy didn't even mention that.
They really should tell that to people at the Box Office upon collection of the card.
That's another problem I had, the person at the box office insisted that I had to have the red band.
Whilst its seemingly not written down anywhere it seems if you have so called cognitive conditions (how I hate that term) such as being Autistic they default to red unless you have a doctor's letter explictly saying you don't need a carer.
What's wrong with the back row?Unfortunately no, I got to the station but had an issue with the batching host which I have submitted a complaint about. All explained below;
I said how many of us there were (three) and showed him my Box Ofiice-issued mask exemption card. He told us to go to row 4, so I politely explained that it was my first time and could we sit nearer the front as I would feel more comfortable.
He said if I could wear a mask for 2 minutes we could have front, otherwise we'd have to go at the back. He didn't clarify if he meant just in the station or actually on the ride.
The way he spoke to us and the fact that I'd already shown my exemption card, coupled with my panic about the back row and embarrassment (there were other people behind us), made me so distressed and upset that I had to bail out, meaning that my friends also didn't get to ride. I still feel guilty about them missing out, especially as one of them also hadn't ridden it before.
That it's apparently so rough and painful. Don't want to to do it for my first ride and not enjoy it.b Could potentially put me off riding again. I'd feel more comfortable near the front for my first ride.
