I am not into the shaky ones. Signs around amusement parks warn that roller coasters are not recommended for guests with recent surgery or illness, previous back or neck injury, high blood pressure or those who are pregnant. But for the first time, Georgia roller coaster riders will be held even more accountable for their own safety. This is the first year that the Rider Responsibility Act has been enacted. According to Lovelady, it holds the public responsible if their actions are dangerous or unsafe and can harm either themselves or other passengers.
Parks can, of course, remove unruly patrons.
Lovelady says even when he's not working, if he sees amusement park patrons running around or operators not doing their jobs, he reverts back to job mode. All rights reserved. All rights reserved.