Oliver Pritchett: The rules of a festive sleigh ride We encourage responsible jingling on our sleigh rides and, for that reason, it will not be possible for passengers to "jingle all the way." When the orange light shows, this indicates a quiet period, as o'er the fields we go, and you should refrain from all jingling. This is to ensure that prolonged noise does not get on the horse's nerves and cause it to behave erratically. Please wear your high-visibility jacket at all times. This will enable our pickup team to locate you in the snowdrifts in the unlikely event that you are thrown out of the sleigh - which, as stated in the terms and conditions, is open. Those who have chosen the "dashing through the snow" experience will also be required to wear safety belts. Please observe the signs warning of low overhead branches and duck when requested. Reindeer can be unpredictable, so, in the event that your one horse open sleigh encounters another sleigh, piled with presents and driven by a bearded man, certain precautionary measures will have to be taken. Passengers will adopt the "crouch" position and all jingling will cease until the safety officer gives the all clear. If you have any queries about any safety aspects of your ride, please contact the team at owhatfun.com and we will be happy to deal with your concerns. Finally, the O What Fun Festive Leisure Corporation accepts no responsibility for any hats which may get blown off in the course of the ride.