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Hypocritical leads...
...make me want to punch people in the throat. Wanna know why no one respects you as a leader? Because you come down on everyone the hardest for the littlest things, and yet, you're the biggest violator of those same things when you're not in a lead role.
Waaaaah my arms are all sunburnt :(
"Can you not make it so tight? It makes it hard to get them off at the end of the night."
No, I can't put the wristbands on loosely. As someone that knows how itchy they can be, I'm very generous with how loosely I put wristbands on. What I will NOT do it put it on loosely enough so that you can remove it and put it on your child that is too short to ride a large steel coaster.
Today I watched someone walk out and rip off the wristband I had just given their daughter and throw it in the trash.
It's for her safety. If you put her on a ride that she's too short for, she WILL get hurt.
Don't be the guest that finds something small to complain about and walks all across the park until you find someone to tell. I can tell when you just want free stuff. Just don't be that person.
If you lose your stuff on Kingda Ka, I don't feel bad for you.
All it costs is $1 to keep your stuff safe. If you have the money to get in in the first place, I don't want to hear that you can't afford ONE DOLLAR to keep that $50 phone or that $30 purse safe.
A Quick PSA
As a parent bringing your child to an amusement park (or anywhere, really), it is YOUR responsibility to make your child excited about the world around them. I get way too many parents that are so obviously disappointed when their child isn't tall enough to ride any of our steel roller coasters, which all have a minimum height requirement of 54 inches. If you tell your child that they "can't do any of the fun ones" or that they "can't do anything good", they will not have fun. The first thing they will think is that they aren't big enough to have any fun. Six Flags is an AMUSEMENT PARK. We have so so many rides and there is literally something that everyone can ride. Some rides might not be as thrilling or as great as the other ones, but parents should ALWAYS encourage their children. It makes me sad and frustrated when parents act like their child is holding them back just because they haven't grown those extra couple of inches. How about telling them how great Dark Knight or Skull Mountain is? How about giving them a high five for being taller than they were last year? How about you be a good parent and just be happy that you get to spend a whole day having fun with your child?
