Human Rights, Horror Nights and the Theme Park Community

[Nick]

Unionization isn’t always rainbows. It was my first thought too and then I remembered what Disney did with unionized entertainment during Covid and cutbacks and realized maybe it isn’t the best idea considering they were some of the first disney whacked. It took forever to get them back.

I have to think that they track who gets touched or has a reporting procedure for the TM to make. If not, that needs to happen immediately. A way to document incidents- even minor ones.

Then, that allows them to know which areas of each house have the highest “touch incidents”. Park a security person or camera in that area either to bust people and remove them from park or a security person there as a deterrent.

Just a tiny thought. I’m sure there are loads of others. But if documentation Isn’t even happening… yikes.

Documentation happens. If you are in a house normal procedure is to get a good look at them, run to the exit of the house where security is tell them something happened and wait for them to come out.

If you are in a street it’s more likely than not that they get away, the rate of punches is higher, and also I’ve found that those on stilts quit quickly due to how unsafe certain streets can be. There is a whole process for tracking guests down (and then once they’ve been tracked down with how to proceed) outside of houses however.

 

[Legacy]

Documentation happens. If you are in a house normal procedure is to get a good look at them, run to the exit of the house where security is tell them something happened and wait for them to come out.

If you are in a street it’s more likely than not that they get away, the rate of punches is higher, and also I’ve found that those on stilts quit quickly due to how unsafe certain streets can be. There is a whole process for tracking guests down (and then once they’ve been tracked down with how to proceed) outside of houses however.

Which is why, especially in the Streets, guest support is essential in fixing the problem.

 

[IzzyB]

Which is why, especially in the Streets, guest support is essential in fixing the problem.

Which you could say posts like this help get awareness out as guests then are more aware of the issue to help in the reporting.