I understand the food restrictions, most of the revenue for these places comes from sales of food and souvenirs, not from rides. But water??? You can, however bring an empty bottle and have it filled with tap water from the drinking fountains, but I still think that’s going a little too far.

In any case, I still think that a damage to the car caused by the park is unacceptable. But I disagree with the OP on the food subject.

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You can bring your own food to Canada’s Wonderland and, judging by the food that is available, you are better off.

Food is a very sensitive issue in Canada as we are so multicultural; hindus cant eat meat, muslims and jews cant eat pork, then there are food allergies galore.

I understand that they cant insure that noones car gets dented or scratched, but if it was clearly from a golf ball played from inside the park, they should take measures, like putting up nets high enough, because this is carelessness.

Right on! If they can’t afford to go they should stay home! Start your own theme park and you can allow people to bring their own food. Of course you wouldn’t do that would you Wow if i was your money on the line?

To help you understand a little though Jan, when a family has children, things become incredibly more expensive for them, so they look for every break they can. No one went to the point of exaggeration that you did by theorizing that it should be “illegal” not to receive good deals; but if a business offers incentives towards families, they do reap the rewards financially; offer good customer service and the financial rewards grow.

Most food served at parks is laden with chemicals and fat that many people don’t care to ingest, children or not. If an alternative isn’t available at the park, then they should be free to bring their own food IF the business still wants our admission revenue, souvenir revenue, etc. You’re right, that we can simply no go. Like I said, I won’t. The customer service standards have been clearly articulated above me here.

Now, Jan, do you care to share where you work so that I can be sure to also avoid ridiculously immature and inane sentiments like those you’ve expressed by not supporting your means of revenue as well.

true, but all amusement parks are the same. Also wild water kingdom has a specific ”picnic area” outside the park where they encourage you to bring your own lunch. Its a nice shaded area with picnic tables. So all you’d have to do is bring a cooler and leave it in ur car until lunch. Simple.