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(#7) This Rider Needed A Batman Cape, Not A Hat
From Redditor /u/Put-A-Bird-On-It:
This guy lost his hat on the Batman ride here in California. The attendants told him he had to wait until after the rides were closed before he could get it. He didn't listen and jumped the fence.
He couldn't find his hat and gave up, and only a few seconds later the ride flew by where he had been standing.
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(#2) E. Coli Ruined A Day At The Park
From a former Redditor:
[I] spent my high school years working at an amusement park (national chain), and I've seen some interesting things. I was a water ride operator.
A rather gross incident was when we had to shut down half the park due to E. coli. There were at least two solid fecal incidents a day, and I guess some must have slipped by. Water parks are disgusting. I haven't been to one since I've stopped working there.
I also worked as a food employee there, but that's a different level of scary.
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(#9) Even The Games Can Go Wrong
From Redditor /u/BlazingCondor:
I work at the games. We had a kid try... the hammer game. He missed, hit the ground, and had the hammer bounce back and hit him in the nose. There was blood everywhere and he nearly passed out.
Another time, I had a co-worker fall down from one of the counters while grabbing a prize and she caught her left hand through a nail. It went all the way through, but she is okay now.
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(#4) He Forgot To Set The Restraints
From Redditor /u/etherama1:
Working at an amusement park in Canada, I once let the roller coaster go without locking all of the restraints.
Of course, the car won't even go up the first incline unless the restraints are locked. But at the time, I had no idea and thought I'd just sent six kids to their [ends].
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(#5) Water Is Not Harmless
From Redditor /u/B-Gerbs:
Amusement park worker here. Though I'm a lifeguard, I'm still in the rides department (there's a water park in the amusement park I work in). I've dealt with... seizures, asthma [incidents], and various other emergencies you'd expect to see in an overcrowded water park.
Rides are safe for the most part, but the water park is where the interesting stories come from.
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(#10) A Broken Coaster Led To An Extra-Long Ride
From Redditor /u/whoseline07:
The roller coaster next to the one I worked at was a metal one from the '80s. One day the chain broke when the train was about three-fourths of the way up. Let's just say a lift hill chain snapping in half mid-operation isn't a great sound.
If you're wondering, the train had a fail-safe to catch itself, although the people in the train sat on the hill for about an hour and a half...
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For many people, the amusement park should be a happy and romantic paradise, but due to the potential safety hazards of some amusement rides, terrible and scary accidents in amusement parks around the world in the past few years have repeatedly made people scared and heartbroken. The amusement park is a place to create happiness, but due to many reasons such as the failure of the staff or the aging of rides, the happy smile turned into some terrible scream.
There are indeed many accidents that occur on various amusement rides. Some employees who have witnessed the misfortune in the amusement park would share the most terrible things on social media. The random tool collected a total of 13 scary things here.
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