@Coyotek4
I won't be as vitriolic as some commenters here, but as a big amusement park aficionado, I was a bit let down as this was more about one specific park than the business as a whole. I was expecting a video detailing the cost-revenue analysis. Like, how come some amusement parks can offer free admission while others (like big chains) use admission fees? Maybe for a future video that isn't centered on one location.
@joshyaks
"A 6-year-old Colorado Springs girl plunged more than 100 feet to her death at Glenwood Caverns Adventure Park over Labor Day weekend because operators of the vertical drop ride did not properly check her seatbelts, according to a state investigation into the fatality. Investigators found the girl, Wongel Estifanos, was sitting on the two seatbelts instead of wearing them across her lap, and the ride’s two newly hired operators never noticed even though they made seatbelt checks. An alarm system warned of a problem, but the two workers weren’t trained well enough to know what to do about it, so one of them reset the system and sent the ride on its way, investigators with the Colorado Department of Labor and Employment’s division of oil and public safety found."
@irbricksceo
NGL, I was expecting more about the logistics of theme park ops, this is a little too "Clearly an Ad" for my taste.
@rainbowchutney
Should probably change the title to "How great Glenwood Caverns is" rather than "How an Amusement Park Works"
@naturally_rob
Somebody wanted their amusement park experience as a business write off
@David-di5bo
Yes, it was about an amusement park and how it works. Maybe next he can do How "a" Restaurant Works and just talk about his favorite restaurant for 20 minutes.
@timtjtim
I don’t get what this video was about? A bit on the history, a bit on rollercoaster safety, a bit on general safety + procedures, but essentially nothing about the actual operations of an amusement park.
@av_history
Alternate Title: 20 Minute Ad Read for Glenwood Caverns
@AntheniumX
Half way through I was wondering when he was going to get to the point, then I realized this is just an advertisement.
@steveyoung9687
Description is misleading. Agree with others - this feels like paid advertising, especially since the accident from 2021 is completely ignored, while touting all of their safety systems.
@ej87291
I'm never gonna see videos from the channel the same way again. I'm not going to automatically click on their videos when they come up. They can say what they want, but they were absolutely paid for this.
@mathewvidos9164
I never leave comments, but this whole video just felt like an ad. Don’t appreciate feeling like I’m tricked into a 22 minute advertisement when I’ve always throughly enjoyed this channel.
@adhillA97
13:25“...powered by the intuitive simplicity of magnetic fields.” – As an engineering student who has just spent a good amount of my year banging my head against a wall trying to understand magnetic fields, this made me laugh.
@danycashking
Renaming the video to something more specific rather than something so broad in general when it isn't I think would make viewers feel less misled.
@rushtest4echo737
Topics for how to make a proper "How an amusement park works" video: Opening procedures, maintenance, behind the scenes, food prep, ticketing, games, logistics, pricing, new ride installation, guest experience, employment/training, budgets, or just about anything else but what your video discusses.
@pigg3yy
22 minute advertisement is crazy... did not expect this of Wendover Productions.
@MisterMakerNL
IS this a Glenwood Caverns ad?
@svenabend360
You just made us watch an Ad?! And based on the sentiment on this video, everyone feels the same way. Never going to this park if I ever had to choose.
@austingonzalez1148
More people need to know this was a partnership
@Wendoverproductions