Many people love amusement parks, but they don't prepare properly before going there. Read this article to see how to save money and improve your amusement park experience.
Steps
Step 1. Search
Have you ever been to this park before? If not, do your research first. If there doesn't seem to be any attraction you like, don't go there.
Step 2. Plan your trip and invite your friends
Find out beforehand about the cost of tickets and buy them in advance if necessary. If you're sure you want to go back, see if it's worth the money on a season pass. Some passes expire after you've tried a certain number of attractions. If you only want to experience a few attractions, opt for something else. Otherwise, buy a pass that allows you to stay in the park all day.
Step 3. Get dressed
Dress lightly (bring a jacket anyway, you may need one) and bring only what you need. If you bring your own food, first make sure the amusement park offers food storage.
Step 4. Don't wear loose clothing
If you want to wear a hat, always remember to put it in a secure pocket before riding a roller coaster. Also keep your wallet and fanny pack safe! These are two items that are commonly lost in the confusion of an amusement park.
Step 5. If you have long hair, tie it up
If you have long hair beyond the shoulders, tie it up, because on a roller coaster it gets tangled very easily. Pigtails are also recommended, as long as they are very stiff and there is no loose hair.
Step 6. Bring enough cash
Depending on how long you plan to stay in the park, plan how much money you will spend on food. Keep in mind that food in amusement parks is quite expensive.
Step 7. Get ready
If you're nauseous, but you like amusement parks, get some anti-sickness pills. Unless you are sure you are not feeling nauseous, it is always best to have these pills with you.
Step 8. Don't force yourself or a friend to go to a certain attraction, especially if you or your friend aren't suited to a certain type of roller coaster, etc
For example, if you are too short, you weigh too much, you are pregnant, you have particular diseases, etc. make sure whatever attraction you decide to try is safe for you, your friends and family.
Step 9. If you want to try out games and buy souvenirs, wait until you and those with you have tried enough attractions
Leaving these steps to the end, in fact, you will not always have to carry around the bulk of the giant stuffed animal you bought.
Advice
- Always decide a meeting point with your friends where to meet up if you get lost or separated.
- Bring sealed bags to protect your items when you go to the water attractions.
- If you are a girl, always carry your women's accessories with you. You never know when you might need it!
- If you are planning to visit a theme park like Disney Land or Hersheypark, it would be a good idea to carry a bag with all the necessary things like sunglasses, cell phones, snacks and a camera!
- If you go in the summer, don't forget sunscreen!
- Check the weather forecast before you leave! Bad weather can affect road traffic and open attractions in the park.
- If you go to a theme park like Disney or Universal, expect to find a lot of crowds. However, weekdays are not very crowded, not even in summer.
- Bring a cell phone with you.
- Stay together with friends and family.
- Always carry all medicines and medications you may need.
- Respect others. Don't try to skip the line and don't push.
- Some theme parks offer express tickets to get on attractions without queuing. If the line is long, you might consider getting one of these tickets.
- Don't waste too much money. Toys and food at fairs and amusement parks are quite expensive.
- Bring a bottle or more bottles of water. It's easy to get dehydrated by being out in the sun all day.
- Don't bring friends who don't like roller coasters and other attractions.
- Make sure that the seat belt on the child seats and all necessary protections are properly inserted.
- Always keep your children close to you.
- Be careful if you have decided to bring small children with you. While most amusement parks offer attractions for the little ones, unless you can trust your child to a trusted person, you won't be able to ride roller coasters and bigger rides.
- Have fun!
- Establish a meeting point with your family or friends. For example: you have to meet everyone at the rides with the little horses at 1:30.
- Try to have the whole family dress in a certain color, such as bright green. This will make it easier for you to recognize your family members in the crowd.
Warnings
- Never take handheld or helmet cameras on a roller coaster. This violates the regulations of most amusement parks, and if you drop your camera you could seriously injure someone.
- NEVER go to closed areas. These are typically places where roller coaster cars and other dangerous things pass. Access to these areas is prohibited because you risk being seriously injured or killed. Even if you believe it is safe, there is a reason why fences and signs have been placed in that area. Forget the hat that you dropped inside the restricted area and go somewhere else.
- Always obey the regulations and park signs. If you have had a heart attack or have a disease that makes moving objects and flashing lights dangerous for you, before you go make sure that access to the park or attractions is safe and not prohibited by regulations. Do not go to any attractions that are not recommended for you.
- If you are overweight, and the seats or roller coaster protectors do not fit or do not fit well, do not go. Do not risk.
- Remember that even the slowest, simplest roller coaster can be dangerous. If someone falls down, depending on the attraction, they can get stuck in the rails or die from the blow. Always wear protective gear, even on inflatable rides and climbing.
- If you bring a child with you, always keep an eye on him and never lose sight of him.
- If you are an older person, take your time and avoid the faster roller coaster.
- If you are pregnant, avoid most of the attractions. Just go on slower rides and roller coasters like teacups.
