Makes sense. Who would want to rent that bridge edge Cabana(s) with so much traffic walking by , anyway.I wouldn’t be surprised if they killed a cabana and rebuilt the bridge wider. Universal is pretty good at doing stuff like that when they can.
Do you think they could (or should) expand the fearless river into the new plot? That might open up enough space for a larger connection between VB and the expansion. It would also help it to feel less segregated as you've been saying.Here's a zoomed in look at the area that connects the existing plot to the expansion.
Do you think they could (or should) expand the fearless river into the new plot? That might open up enough space for a larger connection between VB and the expansion. It would also help it to feel less segregated as you've been saying.
Might not be something they could do in practicality, but I'd endorse it.
Do you think they could (or should) expand the fearless river into the new plot? That might open up enough space for a larger connection between VB and the expansion. It would also help it to feel less segregated as you've been saying.
Might not be something they could do in practicality, but I'd endorse it.
I'd prefer them to give us the lazy river we were promised in the concept and fix the Fearless views under the volcano.
Heck, you'll be there the slowest week of the year. No way you see a VB night light show.I'm still holding out for the night show too, by Sept would be good @Uni
And I can see why the VB management has been so careful with their changing weight limits on a few slides..... On Friday, the Kansas Attorney General's office filed criminal charges against Schlitterbahn Water Park and Tyler Austin, former Director of Operations, in the 2016 death of a boy riding the 170' tall Verruckt waterslide. They've been charged with involuntary manslaughter, several conts of aggravated battery, endangering a child and interference with law enforcement. Contributing to the filing of those charges is that riders had been reporting injuries on the slide since it opened, but the management ignored those injuries and continued operation without adjusting or correcting the issues.
Didn't Schlitterbahn design this themselves though? If something similar happened at VB, would Universal or ProSlide be liable?
This is astounding to me... that they build a new waterpark and in under a year they tear parts of it up and re-imagine it.
That said, why was this necessary? What was the old system of exits lacking?
It doesn't look good for them. The cover ups are glaring also.I know this is off topic, but for those who want to read the Schlitterbahn indictment:
https://localtvwdaf.files.wordpress...21_indictment__miles_swkc__filed_redacted.pdf
It's long, but worth a read just to see really how bad of a deal that was. Your jaw will drop reading it.
This is astounding to me... that they build a new waterpark and in under a year they tear parts of it up and re-imagine it.
That said, why was this necessary? What was the old system of exits lacking?