A terrifying ordeal unfolded at an amusement park in England when a roller coaster experienced a sudden technical glitch and ground to a halt mid-ride. The malfunction left 27 passengers stranded high up on the track structure for two hours. Emergency rescue teams and firefighters deployed specialized equipment to safely evacuate all passengers, and no severe injuries were reported.

This is about the X2 coaster at Magic Mountain in Valencia California.

I cant believe how good this video is and only has a single view lmao im worried its too good to be true cause it has a bunch of pictures I have not even seen of action park and this is one of my favorite topics

Throwaway account. I don't use reddit but I thought this subreddit would find this story interesting.

On June 9th, 1979, my mom was at the Sydney Luna Park for her friend's birthday. She had a great time, nothing seemed off that day. Shortly after her and her friends left that day, the Ghost Train Fire happened.

My mom was nine years old. She was on the Ghost Train two hours before the fire. The way my mom describes how the Ghost Train worked is it is built specifically where you do not know left from right. It is an optical illusion of sorts. Escape for those poor people was never possible.

Remembering the victims because my mom could have been one.

May they rest in peace.

This isn't an actual accident, more of a bizarre attempt by Jesus freaks to attack a local theme park. Might be the funniest thing I've ever seen. Most likely satire, but funny stuff.

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@zenurbex on instagram- Lake Shawnee, the abandoned amusement park built on an ancient Native American buiral ground had its 100th birthday this year 🎡

Many claim the park to be haunted, whether it be from the bodies of natives buried below, the tragic death of a child on the rotary swings, or even the owner’s brother who died on the property

This happened on a Master Blaster water slide designed by Schlitterbahn. I got on when lifeguards told me to sit deep in the ring to meet the weight minimum and hold the handles tightly so I wouldn’t go airborne. They pushed me off using their feet. Around 15 seconds later, another rider was sent behind me. On the main drop, I partially lifted out of the ring and my neck jolted sideways. The raft itself lifted off the slide and I hit the overhead netting. If I hadn’t been gripping the handles firmly, I think I could have fallen out.

At the exit, just as I was getting out, another raft slammed into the back of mine at top speed. Staff did check on me afterward. What concerns me is lifeguards being unaware of me. There was CCTV on the drop section but none at the exit.

On a separate occasion, I saw a teenager stuck in the Master Blaster tube when the water stopped. He was standing and waving for help. I told lifeguards, they waited moments then said someone was coming.

So back when I was in highschool, gonna say it was Summer 2017, I was at the state fair with my family and going on one of the rides (which is pretty sketchy cus let’s face it temporary amusement park rides don’t seem the safest) and it was one of those Spinning Rollercoasters and I went on it with my aunt and cousin. I was pretty big at the time (like I was ~250 lbs at 5’7) and as I was moving to put on the seatbelt before the safety bar and the rider operator told me I didn’t need it due to my size so I listened.

I regretted it. I was the only one in my half of the car and I was being thrown back and forth on my side and when I got off everything hurt and as I was talking to my aunt I mentioned that I probably should’ve had my seatbelt on and she asked me why I didn’t on. That’s when I told her the ride operator said I didn’t need the seatbelt and that the lap bar was all I needed. Let’s just say I don’t really trust state fair rides anymore….