Lake of the Ozarks sirens?

[Stormsetter4]

Yeah. How did you get access to the blower and RCM panel? Isn't there a fence blocking it off?

Well, I walked back there and the employees back there were pretty nice and told me that it still worked. They didn't mind me going back there seemingly. I would be cautious though, as it is a main exit for employees so there are usually a few people back there. Just peek around the side of the fence thing and you can see the blower and the RCM.

[MOStormChaser]

That's pretty cool. I always thought that it didn't have a blower because I was looking around and stuff and saw to what looked to me like a blower standpipe with no blower at the end. Guess I was wrong!

[Stormsetter4]

With the blower on there, the park is small enough that it will probably be uncomfortably loud in any part of the park you are in. Where were you at when it went off?

[MOStormChaser]

I was by the roller coaster called "Wild Fire", and even then it was loud...And that's on a completely different side of the park.

[Stormsetter4]

I was by the roller coaster called "Wild Fire", and even then it was loud...And that's on a completely different side of the park.

Yeah, that's on a completely opposite side of the park. The place seems big, but it isn't even a mile wide.

[Brendan W]

A Thunderbolt in the smack center of an amusement park. That's a first. Not that it has to do with the topic at hand, but still.

[Stormsetter4]

A Thunderbolt in the smack center of an amusement park. That's a first. Not that it has to do with the topic at hand, but still.

Yep, I think it is a great idea personally. Silver dollar city is at least 1 mile away from a siren, so it is definately a no-brainer