Life Safety for Haunted Houses and Amusement Parks

[@erickellogg8532]

why didn't the park catch that little creep that started the fire

[@windsofmarchjourneyperrytr2823]

We also should mention that modern sprinklers have been around since the late 1800s for merchandise, NOT saving people.

[@hauntrepreneurs]

True, it's smoke detectors that save people, sprinklers save property AND keep fire fighters from having to go into the building to fight the fire.

[@foofy3406]

remember when those kids burned to death in great adventures haunted castle?

[@firealarmgeek0880]

Yeah, Tragic

[@neonfox6419]

Yeah but that fire stared the whole damn thing

[@hauntrepreneurs]

Typically, people die from smoke long before fire, but that doesn't make it any less horrible.

[@windsofmarchjourneyperrytr2823]

If I'm not mistaken, they fought long and hard to NOT be considered a building (seeing as it was 7 semi trailers stuck together, and was supposed to be a temporary structure, Not 7 years) and not have to admit fault or pay out They didn't pay one penny as I heard it.

[@hauntrepreneurs]

Check your facts. Building or not when you kill people in a space, you have to pay.