Jurassic World has done rather well at the box office. Jacob Bacharach provided his inputs into how the park was managed (spoilers):

• Park attendants chose not to kill the Indominus Rex because of the amount of money spent on it. Yet the $26 million it cost pales in comparison to the possible tort damages the park would be liable for.
• While the park staff claim they’ve hired the best structural engineers, it seems that the enclosures are easily damaged with typical day to day wear and tear.
• Jurassic World was a resort with hotels. Yet when guests were asked to take cover most stayed outside.
• Letting kids drive their own bubble cars around live dinosaurs seems inadvisable.
• Designing those bubble cars to withstand the force of a bullet rather than, say, the crushing jaws of a dinosaur, or even an inadvertent stomping by a dinosaur, seems ill-advised.
• The signals on the radio would often break up indicating a lack of repeater stations.
• There seemed to be no trash cans.

The full article has much more and is a very entertaining read. You should get to it here.

Source: Jacob Bacharach

Via: Marginal Revolution