We were not allowed to do the last zip-line- Dragonfly, super rude team and not punctual to start the trek.
We all arrived 30 minutes before our scheduled time 11:30am , also filled the waivers before the arrival. By the time we left the office location it was approximately 11:35, then they took us to the base camp for instructions , while all the instructions were done it was approximately 11:50. Then we all to get trained for trek, so while our turns came it was around 12:25pm, I’ve photos to prove this.
The group was bigger around 20 people, most of them were children. everyone had to start with level 1 and so on. 12:35pm was our first trek to level 1. And we had obstacles ahead due to slowness ahead. ( we understand the first times, nothing wrong with this. Just writing this to understand the scenario)
When we reached the last zip-line thats Dragonfly, we were 5-10mins left, thats 2:20pm,
The lead instructor/ guide was super rude. She started talking about rules and timelines, we told that it was their responsibility to start on time. Our group has already started late due to their mistakes. She didn’t have courtesy to give us the rides for zip-line.
There were no other groups or people waiting to do that, apparently the new batch also didn’t arrive to base camp at this timeframe. Zip-lines were all empty and we could have finished them in 10mins max.
Very poor experience and will not recommend to go here, unless they change the attitude towards people coming for trek there. It was a very bad experience for everyone.
All rides were good, enjoyable but at last we did not get what we paid for.
If anyone in management is reading this, please do provide a better service and train your employees on time management.
You want to keep the schedule then start respecting...
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