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I Visited Universal Studios and People Were on Their Phones Everywhere—Even Rollercoasters: That Habit Is 'Really Hard to Break,’ Expert Says
LOS ANGELES COUNTY, CALIFORNIA, JUL 4 – Visitors often use phones on rides for photos, messaging, or boredom, causing them to miss fully enjoying and remembering the experience, expert Mark says.
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I visited Universal Studios and people were on their phones everywhere—even rollercoasters: That habit is 'really hard to break,’ expert says
I couldn't imagine a more stimulating place than Universal, but for many of my fellow park-goers no level of excitement could compete with their smartphones.
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NBC MiamiI visited Universal Studios and people were on their phones everywhere—even rollercoasters: That habit is ‘really hard to break,' expert says
I couldn’t imagine a more stimulating place than Universal, but for many of my fellow park-goers no level of excitement could compete with their smartphones.
·Connecticut, United States
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