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I know it's rare, but this is scary. When you think about all the kids that spend their summers at Six Flags and other parks.
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Hell nah. The older I get the less inclined I am to hop on one of these rides.
Word. I understand my vulnerability much more now compared to when I was a kid. I'm not a thrill-seeker so strictly water rides for me. I'm just as the carnivals now so my kids can have fun while I eat zeppoles.
Definitely not
And that's a mega nope for those traveling carnival rides
That's the thing. First thing we did when we got our license was skip school and hit Six Flags. Every ride over and over. You don't even consider the risk when you're that young.
I can remember someone capsized in one of those raft rides and they were belted in so they just drowned. Then not long after someone came unstrapped from the Superman Ride of Steel ride and flew right into one of the uprights and got killed. Didn't deter us at all.
Disappointed in you
100% so true. We used to go to Action Park every summer as kids and I swear there were accidents left and right but that didn't deter our stupid asses from still going on every ride multiple times. I can only count my blessings and watch from the sidelines now. Especially whenever I see someone post one of those youtube vids about how dangerous that place was like this.
The lawsuit claims that all eight people were hurt, including a pregnant Rhode Island woman who was hospitalized for six days, a 4-year-old boy who needed cardiopulmonary resuscitation, a 9-year-old girl trapped underwater for at least three minutes, and John Pascone, a Killingly man who was rescued by bystanders after he couldn't get loose from his seatbelt. Pascone was given last rites at a Springfield hospital but survived after seven days on a respirator, the suit says.
The eight people were on the Blizzard River ride when their raft capsized and trapped them underneath about 9:30 p.m. on Aug. 7, 1999.
A lot of you Charmin soft boys would be screaming for your mommies after riding this joint.
Slow descent upwards with your back turned, feet dangling as you reach the peak of the initial drop. Then you suddenly rotate frontwards into a face first dive. And the icing on the cake, imagine riding this at NIGHT with the added flamethrower effects?
We’re built different over here in Cali.