Author: Daniel Snyder
Daniel Snyder is a Senior Editor at naflic.org.uk, where he writes about leisure industry safety standards, amusement ride inspection, and the regulations that keep fairground and theme park visitors safe. Daniel works in a corporate office setting during the day, navigating the regimented routines of work life with the same meticulous attention to detail that permeates everything he writes. He feels most at ease in the peace and quiet of his own home after work, curled up with a good book or watching his favorite TV series. His writing is measured, well-researched, and genuinely helpful to anyone attempting to comprehend a complex industry, and it reflects this deliberate, thoughtful pace.
The mechanical hum of spinning platforms, kids dragging parents toward lines, and the subtle scent of funnel cake blending with…
Every year in late May, around the time that cruise terminals start operating at full capacity and airport security lines…
Telling a six-year-old that the toy they want just isn’t available on any shelf, in any store, or anywhere you…
The Summer 2026 Theme Park Safety Report That Every Parent Should Read Before Planning a Family Trip
Observing a family pass through the entrance gates of a large theme park in June has an almost ceremonial quality.…
After something like this, a family experiences a certain kind of silence. The heavier silence of ignorance—waiting for phone calls,…
Six Flags Shut Down a Ride Mid-Air Because a Passenger Had a Cell Phone, The Video Is Something Else
Being trapped in the air on an uncontrollable object causes a certain kind of dread. Not a plane; at the…
A local building inspector in Virginia is in charge of approving the safety of an amusement ride that throws people…
The fact that the nation that created some of the oldest fairground customs in the world is currently setting the…
A system that inspects a machine once a year, determines that it is dangerous, records that conclusion, and then permits…
In Agawam, Massachusetts, there is a section of Main Street where the smell of machine grease and fried dough permeates…
