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  • This was MORE than a 500 year flood. Some are saying it's a 1000 year flood, but that will have to be determined by geologists and such. No records back that far. NO ONE had plans in place for this bad a disaster.

  • Yeah that is because the managers of Wyndham did not notify anyone to get out! They ran and didn't warn anyone.

  • I was also wondering about those cows! I stayed at the Wyndham in 2007 and have always wanted to visit it again....bet the ol' wax museum didn't fair well either.... so sad!

  • We checked out Sunday (5/2) and headed to the airport. We had driven by the Opryland Hotel and the Cumberland late Saturday afternoon and had no idea what was to come. I am glad everyone was evacuated safely and appreciate this video of what might have been. Does anyone know if the livestock next to the Wyndham survived. I enjoyed seeing them graze in the pasture everyday during our week there.

  • Really? So apparently the buses and food and other hotel to put these people in wasn't enough? How could Wyndham have known there would be a flood? You can't blame a corporation for a natural disaster.

  • @96demonic I agree, 96demonic. I was in Nashville that weekend and saw the water rise, little by little. Some places flooded, some didn't. You can't pick the next spot in an unprecedented, historic disaster. The national guard and apache helicopters were helping people that weekend, over 1000 water rescues, 30 people died. Sorry you got stuck in your room for a bit, missmissy2256. Glad everyone was ok, but come on....

  • @96demonic - No, but you CAN blame the Wyndham for not having disaster preparedness plans, evacuation plans, shelter in place plans, and just generally an understanding of their risks and hazards of the surrounding area. This storm didn't just pop up...there was at least a 48-hour notice that a big rain was coming. They should have been better prepared and informed guests of what plans were in place to enusre their safety should they be forced to shelter guests or evacuate.

  • WYNDHAM! YOU totally dropped the ball! You left your guests to fend for themselves!

    Just know that you ARE being investigated....

  • I used this footage in a movie i made to raise awareness, it is the main one on my page. you can get to it by clicking my name. Thank you so much for the awesome footage... nice tv :)

  • Feel so bad for these people. This is where my deed is for Wyndham. I already pay tons of money every yr for maint. fees. Guess they will be going up more

  • I was supposed to stay there the end of May until June 5th.

  • Very scary for these people. I was at the Opryland hotel and they were proactive and got everyone out safely.

  • Dope, I have reservations for the week of June 26th.... Looks like I will be staying somewhere else.

  • We stayed there in October. The resort is newly-renovated and beautiful. Looks like a new renovation is in order. This is a major loss for Nashville

  • this is horrible,now we dont even need a hurricane we just need rain and we get this,not gloom and doom,but huge volcano iceland,gigantic oil spill the gulf,flooding,whats next yellowstone will blow up,italy will have its pompeii 2 event ,then yippy hurricane season,and whats that the oil spill is still happening and it's hurricane season.....thank you uploader

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