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No, there's a financial incentive to be safer because the economic damage a single news article of a roller coaster ride getting stuck on a lift hill (which is actually a safety feature activating and operating properly) is huge People avoid parks that have any kind of accident with extreme vigor

Will Borger

I worked at Disney a while ago. Do you know why theme parks are so safe? Because OOSHA reps can walk the track on any ride at any time and any safety violation they see is a $10,000 fine. Each. Theme parks are not safe because the company cares. They're safe because it's cheaper to comply.

Will Borger

28 июл., 11:10

That's part of it, too, yeah.

Sachifu

28 июл., 11:13

It is literally all of it, I worked at an amusement ride manufacturer and designed them for a couple years. The amount of detail we went through is insane.

Will Borger

28 июл., 11:17

Neat job. I'm not disagreeing with you, but I will tell you that I was at the parks on days people died or were maimed (their fault every single time, but it did happen). None of it got a lot of press outside of the local area, very few people knew about it, and very few people cared.