Jackie Chan

Who here has ever Jackie Chan’d a toilet handle or a bathroom door? We assume that it has been quite a few if not all of us. This is a tragedy to run into when trying to enjoy time with family, friends, and or loved ones while at a place of entertainment. This is what we aim to eliminate at our amusement park. We will achieve this goal by first, setting a higher standard of cleaning. Second, cleanliness will be fun for all park goers. Third, we will clean and inspect all park equipment. When all three of these objectives are executed we will have no further need of our kung-fu skills in the bathroom. The first step in achieving our goal of a clean park is to raise the bar on being clean. Tim Duncan a power forward for the San Antonio Spurs once said “Good, better, best. Never rest till your good is better than your best.” A way that we will do this is by employing enough maintenance personnel to run multiple cleaning crews at all times. Our park is quite large so this is crucial to keeping trash and messes under control. In addition to having enough personnel to control waste at the park we will implement a tight routine schedule to monitor the washrooms. Also certain crews will be designated to specific restrooms so the workload is divided up evenly. The second step in reaching our goal is to make cleanliness fun for all our visitors. One method we will use is to place small basketball hoops over every trash can or recycling bin. We hope that the sound of a satisfying buzzer will motivate all of our guests to try their hardest to get that trash they possess into these receptacles. Another method of motivating our guests to help keep our park clean is to keep watch over our guests and randomly reward those who keep trash off the grounds. These rewards can include anything from a free season passes to a special reward coupons. We hope that this small incentive will keep guests aware that there might be someone watching when they least expect it. (Except in