Bird poop

Do you guys think CP even tries with cleaning up the bird poop since there are so many new bird droppings every day? I mean Raptor and the top of the Ball Room (I think is what it's called) that you can see from Sky Ride is pretty gross.

being a little sarcastic here, how would they even go about cleaning the top of raptor and/or ballroom? it'd be hard to get any water up there.

I'm sure the super dooper power washer they ruined the concrete walkways with this season could reach it. ;)

First off, the Superdooperpowerwasher is only for use at Hershey.

Secondly, the model used at CP this year only writes riddles in ancient Mesopotamian calligraphy.

Well I for one can say that we clean up plenty off the midways and trash cans. It's a glorious lifestyle! That is all.

Getting water pressure at the top of Raptor would be nearly impossible. It's just not feasible. I could see it at the top of the ballroom (I can't remember the name either.)

They could always use the skycrane that they use for maintenance on the ride to get up there, and probably wash Raptor. There is so much seagull guano there now, it'd probably peel the paint off when they washed it. I think they should probably figure out a way to keep them from nesting on the supports first, otherwise it's a waste of time.

On a lighter note, we did see a young lady wiping the bird poo off her arm after riding as we were boarding last Sunday. The bird apparently missed the ride and hit the rider instead.

chris325 said:Getting water pressure at the top of Raptor would be nearly impossible. It's just not feasible. I could see it at the top of the ballroom (I can't remember the name either.)

Chris if this was so, could you explain to me, since I am firefighter, how we get water up to the top of our platforms and ladders that are over 110 feet tall? To save you the time in case you don't know, there are pumps that will power water up that high and with enough pressure to rip your skin off and easily move a 250lb person.