Survey observation

One of the comments at the end of the survey was:

"I like the bushes there. They were exiting."

My RCT experience leads me to think that if CP would just hire some extra handymen, they could keep the bushes happy and they'd be less likely to leave the park, boosting the park rating.

Gemini, any thoughts?

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Duane Cahill
This space for rent

Bad spelling messes up the meaning of yet another sentence. We better send grammar man to the rescue.

Hey Jeff, come to think of it, maybe you should make people take a spelling test before they can register on this site.
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...and enjoy the rest of your day at Cedar Point, The Am-aaaa-zement park! *** This post was edited by Natas on 2/10/2001. ***

Ever since those plants joined the International Brotherhood of Bushes and Flowers, their demands to keep happy have been ridiculous.

We all know how those unions are ;)

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Cedar Point Virtual Midway
http://www.virtualmidway.com

I can see it now..

1. How do you spell "brakes" that are used on a coaster?

Uhh breaks

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http://sapman.homestead.com --- My stupid website

Why has Mean Streak gone so much farther down in opinion in the recent years?

3 letters, and 3 parks: CCI & Holiday World, Michigan's Adventure, and SFO.

That is a most interesting observation about the bushes. What exactly does this quote mean?

Now let say this person disliked the bushes. Because he or she disliked the bushes they were happy to see them leave, therefore then they would take a liking to the bushes.

My theory is this person really did like the bushes. I would find exiting bushes exciting, and probably like them. I want to see exiting bushes next year. Dose anybody know where they are at, and what gate they leave? *** This post was edited by Joe E. on 2/12/2001. ***

I think there are already too many Bushes around these days. ;)

Booo!