First off when we got there, there's very little instructions of where to go once you parked your car. When we finally figured out where we were supposed to be, we had to walk through a lot of big gravel rocks to get to the rail carts. Not a big deal for us, but I can see where that would be for someone who has trouble walking or with other mobility issues. They don't warn you about that on their website and they really should in my opinion.
The website says to arrive 30 minutes before your time to leave and there were people showing up on time to 10 minutes late. So that held us up and gave us a late start.
We were in a manual cart and there was an e-assisted bike behind us, and I guess we weren't going fast enough for them, although we couldn't go faster because there was another car ahead of us. You are limited as to what speed you can attain there. But I guess they thought it would be funny to just full on ram us. They hit us hard with no attempt to brake. And we had two little kids in our car. This was a cart full of adults, by the way . We were stunned and turned around to see what had happened and they were all laughing. No apology or anything. I'm sure this was intentional. We checked on them to ask if they were OK and they just continued laughing.
The weather was great. We had an overcast day and a cool breeze, so it was beautiful! God is good!
And the workers, Ethan, Zane, and Hunter all did a phenomenal job! read more