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| They're not looking at phones -- there's a real hazard | |
| Posted by: Peony 12:20 am EDT 05/17/18 | |
| In reply to: re: People are falling, getting hurt by cursed aisle at ‘Harry Potter and the Cursed Child’ - sirpupnyc 01:39 pm EDT 05/16/18 | |
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| You’re missing the point about people falling at Harry potter The people are falling because the production reconstructed the theater to make the aisle mis-shapen and more Potter-like, which resulted in steps that are not properly spaced, and almost force people to lose their balance. Many people have been injured, some with broken bones requiring hospitalizations. This is a flagrant disregard for the safety of the audience. If this occurred in a showcase house (99 seats), the Fire Dept would close the show down. This is outrageous. See how you feel with a couple of broken ribs (that result from a walk down the aisle to a seat in a theater.) |
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| re: They're not looking at phones -- there's a real hazard | |
| Posted by: fosse76 11:31 am EDT 05/17/18 | |
| In reply to: They're not looking at phones -- there's a real hazard - Peony 12:20 am EDT 05/17/18 | |
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| The aisle is not mis-shapen. It is a normal aisle and is no smaller than aisles in other Broadway houses. | |
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| re: They're not looking at phones -- there's a real hazard | |
| Posted by: TKTSVET 10:04 am EDT 05/17/18 | |
| In reply to: They're not looking at phones -- there's a real hazard - Peony 12:20 am EDT 05/17/18 | |
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| I sat in the dress circle and didn't see any evidence at all that the stairs are in some way dangerously constructed. If anything, there was a bit more navigating room, which I assume was added to accommodate the at-your-seat service of drinks and snacks. I am always amazed that more people don't fall in some of the Broadway theaters with steep mezzanines and balconies and no railings. | |
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