Kat
04-05-2007, 07:15 AM
Shut Up and Enjoy the Ride
SACRAMENTO, CA -- Spring Break is bringing young people out to Scandia Family Fun Center on Hillsdale Boulevard in Sacramento by the hundreds.
Many are confused, some are even angry to find out they can ride the high-impact Screamer for $15 but must do it in silence.
The new no-screaming policy took effect less than a week ago.
Neighbors across Interstate 80 complained the screams were constant, rattling their homes and their patience.
Scandia owners took community suggestions and came up with the no-screaming policy and say so far visitors have complied.
For those who don’t follow the rules, the ride is stopped immediately and the riders must get off and get back in line.
Neighbors admit the noise has calmed over the last few days but wonder how long it will continue. Fun Center staff say it's a policy they plan to enforce day and night.
Noise aside, some nearby residents also claim their privacy is being violated by riders who can see into their backyards. Riders say they are more focused on the thrill of the ride.
Created: 4/4/2007 1:42:59 AM
Updated: 4/4/2007 9:05:14 PM
Gary Detman, Nightside EP
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:suspect Duh stupid... you live THAT close to an amusement park your gonna hear screams :rolleyes
I know I80 and its not exactly "quiet"... you can handle a freeway but not an amusement park? And I know amusement parks have rules and closing times... what is happening to all our rights???? Its flippin scary.
SACRAMENTO, CA -- Spring Break is bringing young people out to Scandia Family Fun Center on Hillsdale Boulevard in Sacramento by the hundreds.
Many are confused, some are even angry to find out they can ride the high-impact Screamer for $15 but must do it in silence.
The new no-screaming policy took effect less than a week ago.
Neighbors across Interstate 80 complained the screams were constant, rattling their homes and their patience.
Scandia owners took community suggestions and came up with the no-screaming policy and say so far visitors have complied.
For those who don’t follow the rules, the ride is stopped immediately and the riders must get off and get back in line.
Neighbors admit the noise has calmed over the last few days but wonder how long it will continue. Fun Center staff say it's a policy they plan to enforce day and night.
Noise aside, some nearby residents also claim their privacy is being violated by riders who can see into their backyards. Riders say they are more focused on the thrill of the ride.
Created: 4/4/2007 1:42:59 AM
Updated: 4/4/2007 9:05:14 PM
Gary Detman, Nightside EP
© 2007 KXTV. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, rewritten, or redistributed.
:suspect Duh stupid... you live THAT close to an amusement park your gonna hear screams :rolleyes
I know I80 and its not exactly "quiet"... you can handle a freeway but not an amusement park? And I know amusement parks have rules and closing times... what is happening to all our rights???? Its flippin scary.