If you are Sliding at a Halloween Event, Be Scary. Sliding is fun. Its fun to do, its fun to watch, but your job is still to be scary. I’ve seen sliders who slide just to showboat. I’ve seen sliders who only try to interact with guest when they are sliding and just stand around when they are not. These two types are not doing they’re job. They are not fulfilling their responsibilities.
As a Scare Character with a specialized skill set, you will often be held to a higher standard of performance. So be scary and stay in character. Need to catch your breathe, do it as your character and interact with guests. Need to walk up a hill to your slide zone, do it in character. Use your gloves, use your voice, use your scare skills even when you aren’t sliding.
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Disclaimer: Sliding is a dangerous sport/stunt. Even with the best protective gear there is a high likelihood of injury. Usually this will be scapes and soreness, but it is possible that more serious injuries can occur including but not limited to sprains, broken bones, pulled muscles, concussion, etc. We at Slider Gear Online provide this information and equipment for you to use at your own risk. We offer neither guaranty to your safety nor liability in the event of injury, property damage, or legal issues related to your use of our information or equipment.
We entreat you to use proper equipment, proper technique, and proper attitude when sliding. Never slide around motor vehicles or in uncontrolled situations. Do not slide on Private Property without permission.
Throwing yourself on the ground is dangerous and we hope that you use our information and common sense to make your experience as safe as possible. Good luck, stay safe, have fun.
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