
“We are going to be making some adjustments to the speed that we have seen users coming down today. Hopefully, after our small adjustment, we will be back up and running and the slide will be slower for more enjoyment,” the park made a statement on its Facebook page in the wee hours of Saturday, after closing down the slide on Friday itself.
“Ok listen. And hear me out. Make it steeper,” a user commented jokingly.
Later, the park's management made it clear that they had modified the slide, cleaned the surface, and sprayed water on it between rides to assist control the speed, enticing customers to attempt it again.
(With inputs from agencies)
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