What should operators do if a guest appears to be ill before boarding?

If a guest appears to be ill before boarding, directing them to the first aid station for assistance is the most responsible and appropriate course of action. This ensures that the guest receives proper medical evaluation and care from trained personnel who can assess their condition. It prioritizes the health and safety of the guest, as well as that of other riders, and prevents any potential discomfort or health complications that could arise from riding while unwell.

While allowing a guest to ride at their own risk, encouraging them to wait until they feel better, or advising them to bring their own medical staff may seem like options to consider, they do not provide the necessary immediate care or support that someone in poor health may require. Seeking help from medical professionals on-site ensures that the situation is managed appropriately and safely.