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Many parks do this. It makes a ton of sense. IMO the best system for businesses that need rigid times would be to have separate winter and summer hours or just
by moltke 5y ago
Many parks do this. It makes a ton of sense. IMO the best system for businesses that need rigid times would be to have separate winter and summer hours or just make the opening time <x> integer hours from sunrise.
- tyldum 5y agoPolar area here. So, in the transition from summer to winter the day is shortened about 15-20 minutes each day. And vice versa from winter to summer. And at some point in the summer, the sun never sets. During winter it never rises... Time isn't easy on a global scale.
- moltke 5y agoRight, I think local rules make way more sense than DST for situations like that just like they make more sense for places close to the equator.