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Paramount Parks relies on customer feedback to address issues of product and service scalability, frequency and consistency. Changes are often the direct result of suggestions from theme park guests. The surveys heavily influence the development of new attractions.
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edit: Paging David M., you have a prospective employee on Line 1...:)
*** This post was edited by rollergator 9/30/2004 2:51:54 PM ***
In all seriousness i like this idea. Now people can complain about anything. If only there was a paramount park in the southeast or any park in the southeast excluding sfog and florida.GO paramount!
SF on the other hand doesn't seem to get it at all & just about every choice they make turns out to be the wrong one to some extent,sure they conduct surveys(at the gate) very rarely but they don't poll every single guest & they don't ask the key questions & that being "how can we improve our park & thus your experience?" or "we're conducting research into new rides for this park & would really value your input".
If SF were to follow Paramount's lead they'd see that what we (the paying customers) want is better guest services & park operations & on top of that what we really want is more rides added to the parks more frequently.
"More rides added to the parks frequently"??????
PKD removed 5 rides to develop the land for 2 rides, They closed the Lost World 2 years before they opened Volcano, they removed the time shaft, and kilamanjaro and they never impeded on the area where Volcano went!
As far as polling, there are numerous ways to poll people which doesn't involve online polls, or gate polls. Have you ever heard of focus groups?
Don't get me wrong, I love PKD and SFA and have had season passes to both every year since the 80s I simply want to point out that just because "you" don't know if they poll, doesn't mean they don't!
Paramount surely knows where their audience wants the park to focus, my only concern is that they are able to go there, and still be able to staff everything else properly. Fortunately they have good people in the right places, and I personally believe they'll do fine!
SF's current situation leaves me hopeful that the recent stock purchases by notable rich dudes, may lead to a shake up in management, and better training, and customer service will be down the road.
SAM
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