We all love a good rollercoaster. But, you know what ruins it? Bad trains. Trains where you can hardly sit because of the tightness. Trains where your neck smacks against the restraint. Sometimes, these tough trains are necessary. On Tempesto at Busch Gardens Williamsburg, however, they are not needed. The trains are painful, annoying, and excessive. And it’s an easy fix: remove the unnecessary “comfort” collars that go over the rider’s shoulders.

Tempesto is a great ride with some amazing, thrilling elements, but it’s almost impossible to enjoy when the awful comfort collars smack your face and neck on every single maneuver. If they’re gone, the ride would be so much more enjoyable for every guest looking for a thrill. Plus, these comfort collars are confusing for many guests. It’s definitely difficult to understand exactly how to put these comfort collars when you’ve never done it before, and when a rollercoaster is already restricted to one train operations, any chance to cut down on the time you wait in line is better. Less confusing restraints equals quicker dispatches. Getting rid of these comfort collars will help every guest at Busch Gardens Williamsburg to enjoy their time.

We’re tired of these comfort collars. We want them gone. We love Tempesto, but it could be so much better. The sooner we can get them off the trains, the sooner we can enjoy the experience at its finest. Sign today, and we can make enough noise for Busch Gardens to listen.