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Originally Posted by Sirrotica
Because Norwalk is 200 acres venue, and the track allows wheeled vehicles in every part of it, except the Manufactures Midway, they do exclude wheeled vehicles from that portion of the property. I guess that you're trying to tell me they take the money over participant safety?
The Bader family makes money off everyone that shows up to buy, sell, race, show their car, eats ice cream, or track food, it's their business and living. You'd be hard pressed to find track owners/promoters that run such a well oiled operation anywhere in the nation. If you feel so wronged, take it up with the Woodruffs or the Baders, let me know how that works out for you, K...……...  |
Wouldn't be the first or last time a venue takes money over safety, or in this case, annoyance. And just because they allow a vendor to rent carts and scooters doesn't make it right.
I've never been to Norwalk, but I've been to large swap meets like Jefferson, WI. Carts and scooters aren't a problem there, there are some, but not an overabundance. I'm thinking 95% of the people walk. And there they have thousands of vendors. Just wondering. Is it a similar problem at swap meets lie Hershey, Pate, Carlisle, etc?