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Q: Do you trust theme parks here? Would you go?

I used to love theme parks as a child but I have no intention of ever going to one in China. I just dont trust them in terms of safety. I also don't trust the staff who are supposed to ensure that everyone is strapped in and that everything's in order. The latest accident involving 3 people getting flung out of a ride in Xi'an, is just another reminder of the lax security here.

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Maintenance never happens. I don't go on anything like that. A cab ride is enough of a rollercoaster.

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If I have money,I will go,but I don't....so I won't go!

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be extra cautious with safety wherever you go. I don't trust them.

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Im still recovering from the teacups from hell ride i went on recently...

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Isn't all of China just a big circus. I see death defying feats all the time in China. Show girls every where. And then there is all the pretty lights at night.

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I was quite keen to give our local one a go. I was persuaded otherwise.

 

Just as well because, a few days later, the roller coaster split and one woman died when it plummeted to the ground.

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I went to one in Anhui... felt like I was going to die every second on that skyhammer thing. The bumper cars were really fun, though.

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Went to 2. True adrenalin rush for a good reason.

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