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2oldman wrote:

time2roll wrote:
The park prefers to mitigate the issue.

I think they prefer to eliminate it.

Putting myself in the owner's shoes, I'd do my best to persuade these folks to be aware of their usage and do what they could to lessen it. I can't see turning away business without at least trying. Kick out the scofflaws only if you have to.

The rent from one guest doesn't move the needle on the park's profitability. However if a main electrical circuit repeatedly trips, multiple guests are going to leave and want refunds. Then they are going to post reviews of their experience and multiple potential guests are going to choose a different park. That does impact the bottom line. Avoiding potential problems is often better than scrambling to mitigate damage after the problem occurs. Same reason I don't play Russian Roulette. 5 out of six times you walk away unscathed, but that sixth time sure ruins your day.