How do people get away with smoking in line?

Please don't flame me for bringing this topic up again (on Opening Day no less -- when other things should be discussed), but I just read this in the Sandusky Register article this morning:

Although not a new policy, Cedar Point police will be enforcing the park's rule that smoking is not allowed in ride lines. Violators will be asked to put out their cigarettes or face eviction from the park. Smoking is allowed outside of ride lines.

I know this has been talked to death before, but this is the first time I have seen it in a news story... How are the violators going to be caught? Will security patrol the queue lines, or just randomly roam the areas just outside the queues?

The fact that they are making a point to say "We WILL be enforcing the rule" gives me the impression that they are admitting, "We know that the policy was only haphazardly enforced in the past and we are going to change that." Or am I just reading too much into it?

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MrScott said:

Stuff happens in line that none of us like. Deal with it, move on and forget it. That is what I do."

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Deal With It? Yeah while we die of second-hand somke!
How Bout' Not

This post has nothing to do with the topic, but this thread brings back an old memory and I'll relate it to you all now and you'll have to just bear with me. When I was about ten, I came to CP with a friend. While riding the Frontier lift with him and his older brother, the later decided to light up a joint and enjoyed it all the way to Frontier land. First pot I ever saw smoked and I thought for sure that the police would be waiting for us at the end. I wonder if anyone ever blazes up these days on the remaining lift?

end of pointless anecdote.

No one has ever died from second-hand "somke".

MrScott

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"If we go any faster, she'll blow apart for sure!"

Can't we just ENJOY the fact the season has started? Let's leave this topic ALONE for a LONG TIME.