Scarowinds
I’m looking to see how it is this year. Do they have a good amount of workers scaring people or is it like previous years where you would go a good gape with nothing.
I’m looking to see how it is this year. Do they have a good amount of workers scaring people or is it like previous years where you would go a good gape with nothing.
My child works Carowinds and the management here is heartless. They do not about their teenager workers, extremely disgusting to their international workers, and no benefits. I’ve heard about multiple workers beg to be moved out of departments due to safety issues (passing out due to heat, breaking out in hives), and the management ignores them. They only care about money, no one gets decent benefits but full time… and you only are full time if you’ve been there for 16+ years. Management tries to hold minors past their scheduled break times, mothers call asking why their child is still at the park. F&B department specifically is a hell hole. On top of that, they don’t care about the guest. Admissions refuse to help guest with refund processes, and HR doesn’t have the access to do so.. I’m sad to see what this place has came too.
Being built by WhiteWater West of British Columbia. They have done rides all over the world and spent a lot of their recent years building the Middle East.
The ride will feature 13 boats/block zones and is designed for high capacity.
There will be a separate area for ADA boarding and those boats will be transferred onto the track. Exit and loading areas are also separate.
The boats share more in common with roller coasters than log flumes. They feature a track with guide wheels.
The restraints will be lap bars and electronically controlled. Ride employees will not need to release them. There won't be any seat belts.
Boats will travel forwards and backwards. It will be the tallest log flume drop at 100 feet, the tallest reverse drop at 42 feet, and the tallest reverse camelback at 32 feet. It will take 6 1/2 minutes to ride.
Boats have been designed with excellent drainage and are built of long-lasting materials (not just fiberglass like most log flumes).
Total riders per hour has not been finalized until testing is complete.
Total gallons of water has not been finalized until all the reservoirs are finished.
There will be four large river pumps and three smaller shoal pumps that handle the hills.
There will be onboard audio.
Riders will enter next to Fury.
The ride has redundant sensors...both photo optical and boat proximity.
The ride is themed to an abandoned lumber mill that has been taken over by critters running amuck, including Raccoons.
Assembly is about 75% complete. Most of the time involved is in installing all the hardware... torquing the bolts, installing rollers, etc. The next phase is the control systems and it will go through an extensive test phase to make sure all 13 boats can be in the ride at the same time. Construction is targeted to finish in November.
We came out of state for a weekend with my son to visit White Water Center on Saturday and Carowinds on Sunday. All tickets were purchased upfront. White Water Center activities are closed today, and Carowinds passes are only for Sunday ( bought with Groupon). I don’t know what to do today. Plans are kind of ruined, so I’m looking for options for today. Does anyone going today have 1 or 2 Bring a Friend passes?
Thanks for attention.
I know it says no outside food with the exception of infant formula/baby food on their website. If I'm going with my baby and toddler, can I have some toddler snacks in my diaper bag or will those not be allowed in?
As title says
I am planning to visit tomorrow and stay from Pumpkin Fest into Scarowinds and was just wondering if the All Day Dining pass would carry over.
Thanks