[Grammar] It is not the place which you can enter or leave at your own wish

Marina Gaidar said:

Is the preposition "at" suitable here "It is not the place which you can enter or leave at your own wish".

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emsr2d2 said:

I don't really know what the whole sentence is supposed to mean, so it's hard to tell. "At your own risk" is a standard phrase. Is that what was meant? "As you wish" might be what was required.

Why "the place", not "a place"?

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Marina Gaidar said:

I meant that you cannot leave or enter when it is suitable for you because this place is very dangerous. "The place" not "a place" because in the text it is mentioned many times and I thought I should use here the definite article. It is not correct?

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emsr2d2 said:

I'm still not clear if people are actually not allowed on site at all because it's so dangerous. Can they go in if they have an escort? Can they be supervised?

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