Carnival Ride Safety

[Metazoanhaddock]

Hello All!

I'm here to ask a HUGE favor of all you site-goers.

I'm creating a recommendation report on carnival ride safety as a final project for one of my classes. It'd be a HUGE help to me if you guys could take this quick survey on carnival safety that can be found here:

https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/GRMYHHF

I'm sure for most us enthusiasts, the results will be the same, but I'd still like the piece of data for study.

Also, please be serious about it.


10,000 thank you's

-Meta

Too easy.

Done

happy to help, and, done.

[mkingy]

I would but I figure it's based on US carnivals? Will my data as being from the UK be of any help?

[Metazoanhaddock]

Whether or not you're here in the US, I'd love your feedback to get a broader scope of opinions on the matter.

[Coasterkidmwm]

Completed

Well given the fact that in the past week 2 incidents have occured and there being 1 death, and two major injuries. I think its safe to say THEY NEED MORE SAFETY REGULATIONS AND TRAINING

http://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news/fat ... ed-n570821

First. two riders where thrown from a ride in texas, and now a little girl was scalped.

I just completed it. As an enthusiast and former Six Flags employee, safety is the biggest concern to any carnival ride. There needs to be stricter regulations when it comes to their operations. If amusement park rides can have strict safety regulations, so can carnival rides.