5 Most DISTURBING Deaths on Amusement Park Rides...

[@josiesepulveda5634]

For Caleb’s older brother to witness his little brother’s death… absolutely horrendously traumatizing. I truly hope he and his family are doing well; as well as the rest of these horrible deaths. 🕊️😞

[@H4PP1_IR1Zx]

Definitely! Imagine wanting to have a fun day at a amusement park just to witness your own brothers death. R.I.P Caleb, and everyone else who sadly died. ☹️

[@pink.sweetdreams]

I’m pretty sure he went to my church and a lot of my family members knew him..

[@H4PP1_IR1Zx]

@@pink.sweetdreams no way..

[@pink.sweetdreams]

@@H4PP1_IR1Zx yes way, I searched it up, they went to my church

[@abigaili5453]

Probably he was to skinny to do it

[@KelluyPowell-1985]

It was designed by people with no background in mechanical engineering??? WTF????

[@enigmaticerasure]

FR

[@Ironjawswife]

Physics major would have helped.

[@Jelloomi]

yeah let’s just allow people with NO BACKGROUND ON MECHANICAL ENGINEERING make a WATER SLIDE very smart! only a genius could think of that idea

[@madsocsci]

There's a documentary about it. It is WILD. They just kept changing and testing it with no detailed calculations at all. How the state/county let them build such a structure without engineering shoukd have gotten the state itself sued for negligence IMHO. (But his dad was a state rep, so I guess he didn't want to open that can up?)

[@ro-fz1jt]

Liar you don't know that even Profesionals don't do a good job duh

[@JustHereForCats]

That poor girl. She left her grandpa’s funeral to lose her partner in a freak accident. I hope she’s okay these days

[@glorysmummy]

Love your posting name xx

[@JustHereForCats]

@@glorysmummy thank you, friend! It’s mostly true 😆💝

[@amygloade8774]

@@JustHereForCatsI love that you care

[@sakuracardcaptor4709]

Her husband unless she’s gay then that’s when you call someone your partner or if the person is a teammate then he or she is your partner. Teammates are partners. Karen’s are stupid. 😂

[@-SinisterVR]

@@sakuracardcaptor4709Wdum?

[@denilla8034]

When i was 8, my brother, my cousin and I went to a small carnival. We all got onto an airplane ride that went up in a loop similar to a Ferris wheel, and the cab of the plane would also "barrel roll". We were near the top when the door flew open. Our cousin pressed his hand against the door frame and kept us from falling out. At 12, we got season passes to Six Flags and my brother and I were on the iron eagle. The bar that closes over your shoulders to secure riders in place flew up on my brother. He grabbed it to his chest and pressed his feet against the wall in front of us and held on for dear life. No matter how much we tried to scream for the operator to stop the ride, they didn't. He's lucky to be alive.

[@minideanjr.1954]

I've been on this ride with my dad and all of my body wanted to press against the door but I didn't because I was anxious it'd open. My dad kept us steady but I'd never ride that ride again.

[@ClaireNystrom2012]

I went on iron eagle before…. It was fun but yeah I also did feel a little uneasy o that right

[@jborden18]

How scary! I'm glad you guys are ok

[@jborden18]

How scary! I'm glad you guys are ok

[@scottinnh88]

After the incident at 8 I’d not go on a danger ride again. I hate having to trust carnys

[@lynseyanderson5870]

I was at Six Flags Over GA the day the boy was decapitated. They shut down Gotham City and said there was a “water pipe burst”. There was a helicopter and we knew that wasn’t the case. I’m thankful we were on the other side of the park and didn’t witness it. I do believe that was the last time I’ve been on an amusement park ride.

[@raejae3755]

I can’t even imagine how awful that was. I won’t ride those big slides or let my kids do so. 😢 poor family

[@BlxzesEditsStuff1274]

I was at six flags over ga in July i was in gotham then i realized this is where a boy got decapitated

[@latoyawinston1007]

What ride was that

[@BlxzesEditsStuff1274]

@@latoyawinston1007 batman the ride

[@latoyawinston1007]

@@BlxzesEditsStuff1274 what happened where

[@Bronx-girl163]

My brother worked for a traveling carnival & he told me “never ever put your children on the rides they don’t inspect them.”

[@ladybug8851]

Never trust a ride that you can just pack up and take with you

[@rumham7466]

@@ladybug8851exactly! They just screw them into the ground for a couple days then pack em up and go to the next. That’s crazy.

[@dawnsarrach6612]

I got on a rollercoaster at a famous Orlando park. As the ride started the employee who was responsible to make sure the lap bar was clicked in hit my bar but it didn't click in place. I was yelling that my bar didn't click. I strongly pulled on the bar and it clicked. I won't ride any rides anywhere anymore.

[@Florian00]

Over here they have a mandatory inspection every year and sometimes they do extra inspections without announcing

[@ro-fz1jt]

But it was ok for you to ride them when you were Little so dont be a hypocrite

[@Bryce_CryspyOwO]

I feel so bad for the first two. I can only imagine how traumatizing it has to be to see your own brother get decapitated and I can only imagine the toll on the second girls grief, she was most likely already upset about her grandpa but then lost her partner not long after… Absolutely devastating and heartbreaking. I hope the people who passed away rest easy and that their families heal

[@corvettegirl5074]

I almost died on a carnival ride that I was way too short for, this caused my centre of gravi to be off, I held on for dear life so I screamed begging them to stop as I was loosing my grip, thank God they stopped it and I was shaking as I exited

[@Dpezyt]

My dad and mom put shoes on my sister to make her taller. And when i was in florida there was a ride a 250 pound girl slipped out of while tightened all the way and that makes me scared

[@Elly-rq1zp]

Wouldn’t they have the thing to measure your height?

[@Bonitorandomuser]

@@Elly-rq1zp Judging by what he/she said, probably not but there should have been one if that were the case

[@skykrasher4475]

@@DpezytI thought that was the Icon Park incident

[@sarahackermann2399]

I had a similar situation on one of those vikings ship style rides - there was a single lap bar for the full row and the others in the row were much bigger than my 8YO self. I nearly slid out of the ride several times and was terrified.

[@76482]

I like how this channel gets straight into stories w/o a lot of unneccessary yapping. 👍

[@LillyMarz777]

I like there is not loud music.

[@ro-fz1jt]

Well um duh the video was already taken before it was uploaded and all of you who watched. It are also sick yourselves for watching it i didnt watch it cause it's not interesting and I watching something that is

[@SwannsProposal]

​@@ro-fz1jtYet, you're commenting here, you sick hypocrite. Stfu and stay off comments.

[@76482]

@@ro-fz1jt , You're posting comments on this channel..?

[@uniqueluv3576]

@@ro-fz1jtyou tapped on it, duh

[@lotstodo]

When I was a kid, there was a carnival set up at the supermarket. My sister and all the older kids on my street were thrown across the parking lot in an octopus type ride when the car broke off at high speed. Nobody died but my sister had to have hand surgery. When my mom took me and my brother to have fun too, the place was full of ambulances. I never went on rides until I was an adult.

[@travelingpatti2834]

Your sister got lucky. That ride is known for that. I was raised on a carnival. I saw a girl in Miami get killed when her car broke off and another came down on top of her. Very sad. They are supposed to get those spider rides tested every 2 years to look for cracks.

[@SD-nh5yr]

Back in 1970s in Toledo, my brother was hired to help put together rides at a carnival and he said there were many missing screws and bolts and he was told. Just use the ones you have...he quit because he was terrified...

[@ro-fz1jt]

Well why ride them as an adult and not a child that's pretty much being a hypocrite

[@ro-fz1jt]

​@@travelingpatti2834that's so cool that you were raised on a carnival

[@lotstodo]

@@ro-fz1jt I don't go on carnival rides. I do live near Disneyland and go there once in a while.

[@kelleyrogers8178]

Schwab had fought against stricter rules and inspections for amusement parks. His son had no business riding that, it had no business operating. It had so many problems. Every test slide had something bad happen. His poor brother watched his head roll down. That was so hard to hear. And it took them like 4 years to tear that thing down and the worst part, no one is getting in trouble for it. I live here and that park was a waste of space and a bad idea from the very beginning.

[@vegskater1741]

I don't understand why those two boys didn't ride down the slide together. Their father told them to stick together. Even so, that wouldn't have made the car heavy enough to stay on the track. There are several things that happened to make this a tragedy.

[@PurpleZamboni]

Where did you read his head rolled down? I read it was an internal decapitation, not external.

[@SetsunaTheAngel]

@@PurpleZamboni Nobody definitively says his was fully decapitated... but the context (The amount of blood that was left on the slide,where Caleb impacted) points to the fact that he was. He hit one of the poles holding the protective netting and the force just kind of... ripped him apart. That's the common assumption because police never went too deep into the explanation besides general facts.

[@PurpleZamboni]

Someone here commented that the head was seen coming down the slide, while other accounts say it was not an external decapitation, but an internal one where the head does not come off.

[@dumptruck_babs]

​@@vegskater1741 They were most likely forced to be separated by staff for weight distribution purposes.

[@joeblodontchno5309]

i rode the giant at 6 flags when it was all wood.. the people who check if you are safely buckled in are usually young kids working part time while in high school

[@ericngaby1]

How irresponsible to hire little kids to look out for other people's safety in mechanical machines where anything could go wrong.

[@quintachante]

I remember getting on that ride, and I’m slim . I kid you not I felt like i was gonna die. Thank god my classmate at the time was a bit heavier than me, and she held me as hard as she could. We got off that ride with tears rolling down our faces..

[@savannahnikita8277]

And it’s usually drug addicts that are in charge of the rides at local fairs and carnivals

[@Chalikun]

@@ericngaby1it’s probably so they could get away with paying them less

[@ericngaby1]

@@Chalikun yep that's exactly what it is

[@laurielester9437]

I'm sorry but Asia's family cannot say that the boy's life was stolen from him he's the one that crossed boundaries that he should never have been in. There's warning signs everywhere saying you can get injured or killed.. 😞

[@RichardHammonds-je4yq]

Logical

[@msbee5183]

Also, they don't seek to improve safety, just MONEY!

[@NikkiNole]

One word- MONEY

[@JamesMorrison.....]

He got him self killed not the perks fault people are just money hungry

[@SharonJones-ql8oy]

Kids will be kids... There Should Be Enforcement in those areas not just signs

[@malegi29]

Min. 15:36 That is a lie. Tyre was not allowed to ride earlier that day because of his weight and size.

[@macwyll]

You're right. I read that somewhere as well

[@Bonitorandomuser]

Yes and unfortunately believe it or not, this wasn’t the only time a teen died on the ride

[@FreshandNew-w6u]

really ??? how did he get past then ? The workers there allowed him ?

[@malegi29]

@@FreshandNew-w6u Ride operators did not allowed him on earlier in the day. Idk if the operators had changed shift or if it was the same ones. Maybe after persistence or pressure, they did allowed him to ride later that evening.

[@jaklynbrown4796]

​​@@malegi29 if they didn't allow kids to operate the rides. He would probably still be alive or operate them under adult supervision. That's why people arent charged. The operaters are usually underage kids

[@laurielester9437]

Why does it always seem to have to have somebody die before they upgrade their safety precautions? 🤔

[@bonniefulton230]

There is a dangerous intersection Near where my sister lives. 1 day she called up the police department to complain about it and they ended up kind of blowing her off. So she said, oh my god, how many people have to die before you guys do something about this. And the police officer said 5!! So there you have it.

[@UnderScoredd]

Because a death helps narrow down what exactly is wrong. Like the old saying goes ; "You don't know how hot the fire feels until it actually burns you. "

[@poshlady43]

I would definitely say that there's human sacrifices at amusement parks. Thank God I didn't go to too many when I was younger. But when people are starting to die an amusement parks, it's questionable. But look at Disney....people still go even after 2 years Cvid and people still knowing that people end up disappearing especially children at Disney World. It's a messed-up world!

[@misschin99]

Because they never know how and when someone's gonna get injunred, I guess.

[@KRRJ]

Because people are idiots who don't think of the dangers ahead that can lead to tragedies like these.

[@renloveslucki630]

Coming back from a funeral and losing ur significant other in the same day is crazy

[@sakuracardcaptor4709]

Husband

[@SketchYYLegenD]

@@sakuracardcaptor4709 SAME THING!!!! MY MUM IS MARRIED BUT SAYS PARTNER TOO?????? I *HATE* PEOPLE LIKE YOU SO BADDDDDDDDLYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY can you actually not BREATHE without creating unnecessary DRAMA?!!!!!!!!!!! *OH NO, YOU'RE ACTUALLY THE SAME PERSON FROM BEFORE??!!! NAHHH GO BACK TO SCHOOL RIGHT NOW!!

[@rumham7466]

@@sakuracardcaptor4709no they weren’t married. They were teens.

[@oldhippie6072]

When i was 10 years old i was on a ride called the Zipper. wicked ride. the metal bar they pushed down clicked on my side and my brothers side. after a couple of revolutions and the basket spinning my side of the bar came lose. i was scream my ass off and after about 4 more full revolutions the guy finally stopped the ride. i was getting beat to hell in that thing. me and my brother both told the guy the bar came lose. other people started going off on me for getting the ride stopped. my brother was 16 yelled at them and told them ...the fk.n bar came lose shut the fk up. i never rode it again after that.

[@HB-tc9bi]

Ugh, I hate the Zipper. Glad you're ok!

[@MamotteLollpop123]

Your brother is wonderful for standing up for you, I would’ve done the same for my little brother. Hope you’re doing well 🩷

[@ericngaby1]

Good young people need to stand up for themselves

[@Niallpro10]

What assholes!!! Imagine you almost dying on a ride and them saying "WOw ThANks fOR sTopPinG thE rIdE IDiOt" like holy shit. So glad you are ok!!!

[@dingo1666]

So many horrifying stories here, might as well add ours. If anything, it's a warning to do differently. This was in the UK at a seaside amusement park. We [husband and I] went onto a 'Pirate Ship', one of those that swing really high in either direction but don't go all the way round. Wanting the most thrill, we sat at the very top. As they closed the bar [one across the whole bench], we thought it was too loose. It had at least 30 cm play but nobody took it seriously, they said it's normal. Even though I knew it wasn't, it did lock, but not close to our bodies. As the ride started and went all the way up, the bar opened so much that we literally hang over it like washing on a pole. The worst was that the bar was so thick, you couldn't hold onto, only half way. I didn't even scream as I thought I would die and had to concentrate. I don't know how we managed to get off unhurt. After the ride we told someone, but again, nobody took us seriously and I was so shocked I was glad that we survived somehow. Told some people who got on, that was it. That was over 30 years ago.

[@lazzar25]

I, too, rode that same "Pirate Ship" ride in San Diego. My family decided to enjoy a day at Del Mar Fairgrounds. My Grandma (tough woman) and I (met requirements to ride) sat down. The bar clicked safely and was rechecked before starting. As it started to swing, I thought it's nothing, but when it swung high vertically, I was shaking badly. I can honestly say that the bar was too thick to grab, and I prayed that it would be over soon. That was the worst 3 to 4 minutes of my life. I refuse to get on rides like these because of so much death in this video. There are so many carelessness and negligence happening that more safety issues should be in place or rides shouldn't be built

[@nicolaleigh-lancaster5933]

Reminds me of somewhere like Gulliversland and other places in the UK

[@amberfox9543]

The batman one is kinda stupid imo. The ride was fine, and the kid chose to ignore obvious danger, so nothing was really to blame

[@mmmteeth]

doesn't mean it's not a disturbing death though?

[@TvChixken]

⁠@@mmmteethbut it’s not a disturbing death ON an amusement ride

[@ValentinaSanchez-j4f]

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[@VeryTaeminty100]

Other than the kid is to blame cause I'm sure that kid can read lol 😂

[@VeryTaeminty100]

​@@mmmteethit is but they're just saying the park shouldn't face any lawsuits

[@marybarry2230]

My heart breaks for all these poor innocent children and adults. All they wanted to do was have a good time.😞

[@sakuracardcaptor4709]

The boy who jumped the danger warning signs was just stupid

[@ashleynoe1378]

Also, Tyree was turned away from 2 other rides for his weight issue....the opporators of that ride just didn't know or had been poorly trained and the magnetic lock on the seat was modified for larger passengers. Whomever did that didn't realize that the g force would make the 6 foot 325 pound 14 year olds weight be increased by four times due to the forces so there was no way the seat would have held him in place at his weight and with the alteration on the seat to hold a larger person along with the way terminal velocity works.

[@scottw6704]

Actually, he was 383 pounds, last I read.

[@shereemcclelland2186]

In Australia on the Gold Coast there was a terrible accident where a raft flipped and multiple people lost their lives, they also suffered the injuries of poor little Caleb😢. I won’t go on rides ever again.

[@Nightsisters_Clan]

The last guy, was he decapitated by the actual ride or peoples feet since it was a hanging coaster? I've heard a lot of kids scale those fences looking for stuff that falls out of people's pockets. Hope that wasn't the case here.

[@nevadawanders]

I think he might have been decapitated by the actual ride. There are similar stories where the person was decapitated by riders' feet and the riders suffered injuries from hitting someone at such a high speed. Riders were, fortunately, not injured in this case.

[@EchoPatterson]

Actually I read about his case somewhere saying that he was internally decapitated. Meaning, his head never actually disconnected from his body, but was kicked with enough force to disconnect his head from his neck. 😢 That's pretty messed up! Smh. I thought his actual head was taken off but it wasn't. An X ray would've shown this type of injury (internal decapitation) Rip to the guy though, instant death right there. 😢

[@donnamccullough1375]

I had heard of the last one and it actually said that one of the people on the ride, their foot/leg knocked the kid and it broke their leg from the force

[@TvChixken]

@@EchoPattersonthat would make sense why the police wanted enforcement to help the kid

[@EchoPatterson]

@@TvChixken exactly. Poor kid 😒

[@zoniken]

Hate to say this as a disrespect, but I can't blame Six Flags for what happened to the kid who trespassed the danger zone just to get his hat back. Safety signs and fences were there for (duh) *SAFETY* reasons, not to ignore it for a free kill-yourself moment. It's the kid's fault for bringing himself to danger, ignoring a common sense rule without thinking for a second time. Even the family should've kept their eyes on their kid rather than letting him do whatever he wanted, because that leads to irresponsible parenthood. You can't treat these people to be always right for their wrongful actions; it's not fair for the park to deal with this mess.

[@Bonitorandomuser]

Finally someone pointed it out

[@enigmaticerasure]

Exactly… a hat or whatever isn’t worth it.

[@izzy_killjoy3053]

Exactly what I was thinking. Why was that the amusement park at fault?

[@CocoCoco-e9j]

Are you nuts. That ws a kid. Somebdys kid. Doesn't matter if he shouldn't hve entered tht area. Kids do dumb thngs unconsciously.

[@Bonitorandomuser]

@CoCo-e9j Wow, so a 17 year old unconsciously climbed through a 6 foot fence despite there being many “DO NOT ENTER” signs and “AUTHORIZED PERSONAL ONLY” signs? And also just because he’s a 17 year old person doesn’t excuse the fact that he knew he shouldn’t have been there and it indeed does matter if he shouldn’t have entered that area considering the fact that it said “AUTHORIZED PERSONAL ONLY” signs which alone should’ve stopped him. Let alone the fact that it was just for a hat and the amusement ride was ongoing

[@mistybenjamin9009]

With the last one, that kid should not have been in there. He was old enough to know better.

[@ΘΘΝΘ-β5ξ]

So that's mean he deserved it? Why people don't show him empathy just because it was his fault?

[@martyrsqueen]

Kids (and adults) don't always make the right decision. Is it still s tragedy? Yes. It is legally the fault of the park? No. I still feel horrible for Asia's family. They lost a child.

[@RobinRockefeller]

I'm more concerned about the person or people whose bodies hit him. Were they severely injured ?

[@ΘΘΝΘ-β5ξ]

@@RobinRockefeller wow, no empathy for the dead kid or his family? What's wrong with people?

[@Natori_1999]

​@@ΘΘΝΘ-β5ξ people are heartless

[@andsprite3034]

Please do a 5 Deaths Working at Amusement Parks. A guy who worked at the amusement park I worked at (Bell's in Tulsa) died by falling from a high height while working on our skyride.

[@importantone7038]

I remember that kid that got killed on the Wild Cat ride at Bells. I also remember a worked getting killed at Celebration Station by getting hit by that ship that flipped

[@ashly176]

4:32 For the first one, I was thinking that ride looked like it was made in someones backyard and it was confirmed it was made by people who is not professional, smh. Who approved of the ride in the park?

[@jbrubin8274]

My exact same thought. I was waiting for that crucial information as well. It truly is a deep shame, given that in the proper hands, these rides can be both fun and safe. These should be places that leave you with great memories. 😔

[@gritskennedy5007]

A 400lb individual should never be permitted to ride on any ride not only are they endangering their own life but everyone else's on that same ride and everyone within proximity to that ride...this is negligence on the parents and or guardians role as well as the park ride regulations and safety standards protocol generally states obese individuals may not engage with rides that move due to the excessive weight restrictions of force per sq inch the entire physics should never be permitted

[@veraaurelis8931]

I’ve been to Japan amusement parks, they have sample chairs from the rides up front so you could check your size. But seriously, if you’re that big, you should’ve know the moment your butt hit the seat that you won’t fit.

[@dumptruck_babs]

​@@veraaurelis8931 They have sample chairs like that at Canada's Wonderland too, I think it's a great idea so that people don't waste an hour waiting in line only to be turned away. That being said, even if they do fit, rides are significantly less fun for fat people because they'll be in pain and feel very suffocated from being squeezed in. My mom used to be morbidly obsese, and bless her heart, she still went on all the rides she could for me. She didn't tell me until years later how uncomfortable it was.

[@LeeLeeLabandz]

That doesn't fall on the parents. He was a football player and not 400 lbs. I'm 200 and still have paranoia and will sit in a test seat before I waste time and risk my life. I also ask the operators to check my seat after buckling in. It shouldn't matter how much you weigh to enjoy life smh

[@ikkelimburg3552]

@@LeeLeeLabandzto enjoy life… sometimes it does matter how much you weigh if you want to stay alive. Like on these rides. The boy was severely overweight, quarterback or not. My 14 yrs old is very small and skinny. I don’t let him go to an amusement park with his friends on his own because I know he would spend money on a park only to be turned away at more than 50% of the rides he wants because he doesn’t meet the requirements for a safe ride. That’s on me, the parent to make that decision. Not on a 14 yrs old kid, not an attendee of 18 yrs old working for a minimum wage.

[@retrorespect81]

For those arguing over how the narrator has mispronounced a name(s) are diverting from the purpose of this videos posting. Is it a shame there was mispronunciation? Absolutely…Could it have been an honest mistake? Perhaps.. But in the end, how about just have some empathy and that all these individuals who tragically lost their lives, could still (hopefully…because you can’t predict time/days and outcomes) be here, had there been more proper preventions carried out to reduce/eliminate these horrible outcomes. RIP to all the beautiful souls who’ve gained their wings, and shall their families regain peace

[@kamrihoops]

I think their point is that if this video was posted to spread light and honor the people that lost their lives so untimely, it would have been respectful to have at least researched enough about the victims to properly pronounce their names. They’re not diverting from the video’s intent, but highlighting the narrator’s shortcomings, and considering children as young as ten died so tragically, it’s absolutely reasonable to do so. If I died (knock on wood) and some guy made a video on me mispronouncing my name, I hope people would correct them in the comments. 🤷‍♀️

[@cutekittywolfsheira1544]

Rip to the people who died by those prayers for them and the family ❤ till this day no one should have to go through this this is my biggest fear now

[@NellieSilvers1215]

I remember at Adventure World here in Perth, Australia I was on a water ride on a mat. I was only about 7 yrs old iIrc. While speeding down the tube, my mat came out from under me. Although there's water on the slide, it felt like I was getting friction burn and every tube join I went over felt rough and sharp. Due to the lost momentum, instead of flying out at the bottom into the pool, I dropped off at the very end and sunk. People were coming out and I kept getting hit by exiting sliders when I tried to surface. My brother who's 6 yrs older than me and has always been extremely protective was watching from the boundary for me to come out so luckily he saw it. He jumped the fencing and dove in, pulling me out. Funny thing though...when I first lost my mat I came to a stop and piled a few kids up at my back😂. I got pushed free so we all went downwards but instead of slipping up the sides etc like you're supposed to, I continued along the bottom. It hurt, man. I was embarrassed asf once I stopped sputtering after being pulled out. Edit - Luckily I can find some humour in my experience but obv these incidences are beyond tragic. Traumatising to witness😔.

[@donnamccullough1375]

I am sorry to hear of all these deaths at amusement parks. My question for the one lady who didnt think her harness was set right, i would have pushed it down more if it was me. The other is Tire. Parents have no clue if their son ignored the weight restrictions as it seemed he could not ride any of the rides so why did he think the fall or drop one was any different? And especially when that harness didnt fit him either. Just curious. And again i am truly very sorry for all those who lost their lives in this video.🙏 prayers to the families

[@motivationontop6587]

The employees lack of training, if I see the 14 years old wanted the ride so bad , I am just gonna tell him straight up truthfully not to be rude to him, better than sorry, you cannot ride because of the weight restrictions, it is for your own good, safety, things could be very simple, but employees ignored that

[@msbee5183]

Maybe just too young to put 2 & 2 together. I don't think they ignored.

[@mollymelena6104]

"The settlement included payment but no admission of fault..." Families of the deceased always say it's not about the money. I have a hard time believing that sometimes. With the last case, if signs and fences are disregarded the first time, putting up MORE signs will not act as a deterrent. It was obvious that the boy wanted to enter a restricted zone.

[@22Purplemist]

I often wonder too but I guess there has to be seen to be some compensation and money is the only way. We sued a care home for neglect of my grandmother and won. We could have sued for financial compensation and would have been awarded but we didn't want money, only justice. These people haven't got justice if there's no responsibility taken or no one is found guilty

[@alishaparker315]

They should be paid tho

[@22Purplemist]

@@alishaparker315 - why? What does it achieve unless they have offspring?

[@trashkumaneko4539]

@@alishaparker315

[@trashkumaneko4539]

@@22Purplemist Funeral costs, the family member could have been a breadwinner. People may need time off work to grieve/ get their late relative's affairs in order, a lifetime of therapy for the trauma they suffered, potential medical bills. None of those things are free. Any one of them could put the family at a great financial disadvantage. A one million dollar settlement may seem like a lot, but when you take out the lawyer fees and pay for most if not all the stuff I mentioned above, the money evaporates

[@anonnnymousthegreat]

In the rosary case, the worker(s) that showed no concern should be held accountable for ignoring how the safety harness was not latched and locked properly. Especially, if someone else experienced the same thing some days/weeks prior. Had they paid more attention to that and got it inspected, rosary more than likely would’ve been still here.

[@shaniarobertson4920]

All they had to do was walk to her and press down to double check. It would have taken only thirty seconds to prevent it.

[@jillian7636]

My kids balked when I said they weren’t allowed to go on any fair rides. (Only permanent amusement park rides.) You have a 60% higher chance of being injured because in most states these traveling carnivals aren’t required to be inspected! We were on the Scrambler once at a fair that vibrated and went too fast. It was my favorite ride as a kid so I knew how it was supposed to operate. After we got off I went to the office and told them they needed to look at the ride and tell the operator how to monitor it. Who knows if they took my advice. My middle child experiencing that ride with me made her a true believer in moms fair rule. All of my kids give invitations to carnivals a hard pass. Thank goodness 😢

[@windsofmarchjourneyperrytr2823]

That's not true. Most of these are at Perm Parks.

[@ednaatluxton4918]

Another channel posted video of the FireBall breaking and you can see the guy go flying and land on the ground. There were police officers standing there watching fair goers and not once in the video did they or park officials even go near him or check him. Most were scrambling to the ride and getting others away from it while he's clearly laying there all alone, nobody around him, nobody checking on him. If he even had a hope or heart beat, nobody went to him. He was ignored. Tragic. I'm too old now but the Tilt-a-Whirl scares me enough although I've tried other rides, nothing so dangerous. Just flying swings, scrambler, salt and pepper, 3 roller coasters that weren't too high. Canada's Wonderland and the CNE Toronto Canada where we have stringent rules and laws.

[@neeper666]

They knew he was dead on impact

[@dumptruck_babs]

Caleb Schwab's death haunts me. I can't imagine being one of the women riding with him and realizing he's suddenly headless. Jesus H Christ poor kid.

[@tikewhite1044]

I'll STICK WITH MY FAVORITE RIDE; BEING "THE TEA CUP".... AT ELITCH'S AMUSEMENT PARK. NO ROLLER COASTERS. NO WONDER WHEELS. NO ELEVATED RIDES; PERIOD!!!. ♠️THE VANITY ADDICT♠️

[@russham]

I'm with you but what if that wasn't even safe enough?

[@DreadestPersephone]

I hate to be the bearer of bad news, but you can get scalped on those teacup rides too. 😭 It’s happened before. No ride is 100% safe.

[@tikewhite1044]

@@DreadestPersephone You're absolutely right little sister. Meanwhile.... i don't know if you've visited Denver. The "TEA CUP".... is literally a cup on a saucer.... that revolves on a carousel. Inside the cup.... There is a plate on a pole you can spin like a turntable. The faster you turn the plate.... the faster the "TEA CUP" will spin. It's been 25 years since i've been to Elitch's.... or any amusement park for that matter. i don't know if the "TEA CUP" is still there. From my point of view.... it is highly unlikely that any individual 7 years or older can be thrown fro n this ride. I took my "then God sons" (DARIUS & DALIEN who were 7 & 9) on this ride. If anyone were prone to serious injury.... it would be one who has vertigo. No sarcasm intended. ♠️THE VANITY ADDICT♠️

[@sheliakathrynbradley391]

I ride the merry-go-round. I think that is safe unless someone is too little and falls.

[@russham]

@@sheliakathrynbradley391 It's probably more safe than most. That's for sure. I ride the merry-go-round and I have no shame for it.

[@123hgardner]

Creating a ride based on trial and error instead of engineering practices is irresponsible and disrespectful to human life. I mean, did Jeff Henry want people to get hurt or die?

[@windsofmarchjourneyperrytr2823]

Look up Action Park

[@sandralauzon9416]

Something that size and you let a 10yr old go on it?

[@MarshalaYams]

The waterslide? It's completely fine if he was the height requirement for it. It was entirely the park's fault.

[@jocelinwatson5907]

It definitely was the parks fault because he never followed the advise about making the ride 16 and older. However as a parent, the size of the ride and how small my child is I definitely would have questioned if I wanted my child on it but as a human being and a parent you want your kid to have fun and you think you can trust maintenance of the ride. I told my daughter there are going to be many rides I won't let you go on until you are 18. 🤷🏽‍♀️

[@Ace-ke7fq]

@@MarshalaYams the parents fault, period! for not watching where their kids are, what they're doing!

[@MarshalaYams]

@@Ace-ke7fq ok so you clearly don't have kids

[@MarshalaYams]

@@Ace-ke7fq ok so it's clearly not the parents fault, but I want to understand why you think parents letting their kids go on a slide at an amusement park is bad.

[@EulaWaldron]

The last one 5 is on his bad decision barriers were up and warning signs , like my mom said one day how well you listen your life might depend on it and that stuck

[@sarahtelles1931]

That must have been devastating to her, not just to recently lose her grandfather but also her boyfriend shortly after

[@panjamysy]

I absolutely love the Batman ride at St. Louis, but as I've reached my 30s I get motion sick much easier and I'm prone to migraines so I avoid roller coasters and park rides almost entirely now. And maybe that's for the best.

[@Kenerah22]

I'm so sorry, but the last one was his own fault. There was nothing over those barriers he needed. There was signs and areas blocked off for a reason. They can't be mad at the park. No one else was over there, why would he think that was a good idea? That wooden ride at Six Flags needs to be shut down. A group of friends and I went to Six Flags 2 years ago to celebrate my birthday as well as one of my best friends. We all got off that ride with headaches, one of my friends needed to sit down, and the other one said his stomach was hurting. That ride is too rough.

[@FranklinNRW]

If you mean New Texas Giant with „that wooden ride“ then I can assure you, you’re wrong it is still a great coaster

[@Kenerah22]

@@FranklinNRW I don't remember the name, but how is my experience as well as 5 other's wrong?

[@Nikolai_Spook]

I only ever went to an amusement park once and i was quite young, i can't remember the exact age but ik i was little. i was with my step mother's sister and we got on a big ride that spins you in a circle very fast, i kept slipping until i almost fell out of my seat and off the ride my step mother's sister pulled me back up before i fell off, like i was too small for the ride but they let me on.

[@PenelopeLove44]

I went on a ride similar to this but nowhere near as high. Each ride had a fear rating of 1-5 & this scary ride was a 5. My boyfriend and I were put in a raft with 3 little kids we didn’t know between 7-10 yrs old. The raft had handles but not safety restraints. We hit the first drop & all three kids flew upward, 2 barely held but I had to grab the smallest kid to prevent him from flying out (no nets) we had to use all our might to hold on to these children for dear life. Had we not been on that raft & it was only kids they would been ejected & died or been seriously hurt. They were screaming crying & traumatized. I went right to give the park a piece of my mind.

[@SavanahTheStirlingite]

My sister was there the day that Caleb died I think she rode it before he did but she was still there but I don’t think she witnessed it and every time you would drive by the water park and saw the slide you could see the blood stains on the slide

[@elannathompson8252]

😢

[@michellemarie988]

You have some facts wrong regarding Schliterbhan. He was placed in the back of the raft not the front. This is what caused the accident as the smallest rider is supposed to be seated at the front. Also, the photo you shows of the raft in the air was from the test demo’s and not the actual day. Please do not sensationalize a tragedy to get more clicks.

[@latonyanewsome0]

Why does it matter how it happened? Is happened. You're making an argument for no reason.

[@daveallen63]

I may be wrong but I'm pretty sure Tyre is pronounced Ty-ree. May he rest in peace, and blessing to his family.

[@heatherduchene8779]

How terrible for the poor boy that was decapitated. Horror for his family

[@ashleynoe1378]

Wongel Estifanos is your tumbnail for your video and you didn't even talk about her falling 300 stories to her death on a drop ride without her seatbelt on and she was only 6 years old.

[@HURRIC4NEyt]

A lot of these are on the parents too tho, so sad about that Tyre kid but he was way too big to be on that ride

[@skykrasher4475]

Really surprised Debbie Stone wasn’t on this list. She had one of the most infamous theme park related deaths.

[@mommabearx11]

Tyre was/ is the same size as my son who has few rides he can go on due to his size (which is health caused). My son is also known as a gentle giant. So sad for Tyre's demise, my heart goes out to his family.

[@katielee7364]

I remember having a vivid dream of my sister dying on a fair ride and the next day we went to the fair and I sobbed begging her not to get on any of the rides. no rides ever broke down but I was so distraught my sister decided to listen to me

[@RonaldTheBarnOwl]

Rip to everyone who died 🫡

[@Anne.411]

To leave a funeral and come to a fair and then lose my life is the ultimate worst day possible... RIP to all who lost life

[@Catiscute208]

This is absolutely traumatizing but I can’t stop watching this stuff

[@evantambolang3052]

Nowadays you can't talk about every amusement park disaster without including verrukt since it was so sad and disturbing

[@khristinamcpherson6984]

I remember this. This was just awful that's when I stopped letting my kids go on any rides there. My husband at the time was in physical therapy after suffering 2 strokes back to back he was there about a month and we met this young lady she was so sweet and my heart and love totally went out to her. 😢❤

[@sadsbarn]

I died inside when he called the fireball flat ride a rollercoaster.

[@heatherduchene8779]

Poor kid, but he was too big, they should have not allowed him on.

[@rumham7466]

Amusement rides are dangerous. Putting your complete trust in these things. Especially as a kid or young person. I had a scary experience when I was a kid. There was this Gondola ride. It was this big ship thing. And it swayed back and forth, going faster and higher each time. It just had a bench seat that sat 2 or 3 people. It didn’t have a seat belt or anything. Just a bar that came down but it didn’t sit on your legs. You just held it. Well one of the times that my side went up, I flew up out of my seat. If I hadn’t been holding on or if it went any higher I’d have flown out of it.

[@VictoriaGutierrez-v2t]

Once i was on the zipper too and the door got loose so i started panicking and my friend did too, i grabbed the bar securing us down and pushed against the floor of the cage to keep it as secure as i could so we didn't risk it opening.

[@SMH_2012]

His name is Tie Ree not tire

[@Junpierx0]

six flags just needs to be shut down. If it's rides have so many issues and they refuse to admit their wrongdoings.. seriously?

[@FreshandNew-w6u]

it was same in my old work place, they only upgraded safety issues when one had an accident...and that was making and packing rollerblinds!!!

[@austindafloof]

This is the exact reason why I am afraid of being on rollercoasters and waterslides

[@FranklinNRW]

That is a dumb reason because this won’t happen to you on a modern Steel coaster

[@NomadicScorpion1]

My mom kinda forced me to call off work for the weekend so I could spend the week to go upstate to Orlando. We didn’t have much to do so we went to Old Town, Fun Spot America, and all that stuff. On our drive to one of the parks we were going to, my dad mentioned to me and my little brother that a kid died in one of the parks. And keep in mind, this was three days ago from today, and I thought he was just scaring me or something. That was before I watched 13:03…

[@Your_regular_slipper]

13:49 holy sh*t i went to that ride before...

[@SaarRocks]

I've actually been on the Batman coaster, i'm not from the us and i've only been there twice. So that's quite the coincidence. I remember standing in line with my cousin, and we were talking about how bad it would be if the train hit you. It's quite stupid to enter a restricted area underneath a rollercoaster, but nobody deserves to die over their stupidity.

[@eklipse19241]

Bros name ain't Tire Sampson, Tie-ree

[@ThaiaGardener]

Right!!! I kept saying this lol…like dude could hear me

[@RabidWookiee]

I came here to say this, made me so mad. At least say the poor boys name right please

[@jrambo7495]

Pretty sure it doesn't matter at this point.

[@southernsass2937]

​@@jrambo7495 I'm sure it matters to his Mom & Dad, & all who loved him.

[@LegitLC]

Right. No one’s name is tire.

[@tonyajones1463]

Parents please use your better judgement. Dont let your kids ride every ride when there is no age limit. If u got a gut feeling not to let your baby ride something always liaten to that. I dont like amusement park rides which is why i refuse to ride any of them unless i think its safe. Thwse videos are why i am very cautious.

[@wig4usc]

I saw video of the young man too big for the ride. Poor thing didn’t have a chance. It was clear he didn’t survive the fall. I’m so sorry for the families of all these people.

[@SetTheFallen]

It is kinda disgusting that politicans in usa abuse their power to get freebies on things like amusement parks... like, hey, your not poor, pay for your ticket. Beside that, death is always sad.

[@DamnItMantis]

I agree

[@FreshandNew-w6u]

my opinion but i think anything so extreme should never be built.

[@jamesbuckner8974]

Several years ago, my young daughter and I rode Space Mountain, at Disney in Orlando. I had gone on the ride with my mother in the mid-seventies, and we were trying to enjoy the same experiences. It turned out to be a frightening experience for me. I'm 6'6, and then around 420 lbs, its likely that I should have never been allowed to ride. I stuffed myself in the rear seat of the car, and I was able to double click the padded leg restraints... but because of my height, my legs were never secured under the restraints, as they bowed out to the sides of the car. If the car would have gone upside down, I would not have survived. In trying to make a memory, I came close to traumatizing my daughter. My condolences to these victims and their families.

[@R0SAL1E_S]

7:13 one time I was on a roller coaster at the TX state fair and the ride when I was in air shook and looked loose and my grandparents say something that was not a shoe fall down so I’m traumatized but ima still do it again🤭

[@avalineriley6809]

Gonna sound callous here but that last one wasn't just stupidity. Jumping over safety barriers in a theme park is probably the quickest way to a Darwin award.

[@topaz_no_life9440]

his name is TIE-REE

[@TrishaVanese]

@@sarahjeannepeterson5536Research before making a video mispronouncing a dead child’s name. Due diligence.

[@SILLYSTRAWBSS]

@@sarahjeannepeterson5536they weren’t blaming you, they were simply answering your question.

[@JesusisourLordandSavior-n9e]

​@@sarahjeannepeterson5536What are you on about, Trisha was answering you my guy

[@JesusisourLordandSavior-n9e]

@@sarahjeannepeterson5536 YOU DELETED EVERYTHING MY GUY 😭🙏‼️

[@sarahjeannepeterson5536]

​@@JesusisourLordandSavior-n9e All I said was that somebody should check with the person making a video that the boys name was spelled correctly. Why ticked off at me? I didn't do it my man!

[@ThePirateprincess23]

I had just gone to my hometown's annual county fair with some of my students for the fair's Special Friend Day (they do this every year for people with special needs and my class got to go) and as we were getting on our last ride of the day before we had to go back to school, one of my kids decided to try to board the ride vehicle on the side where the ride's mechanics and vehicle arm was. Knowing that was dangerous, I immediately told him to come back over to me and got him in another ride vehicle the safe and correct way (all while telling him what he did was unsafe and he should never do that EVER). If I didn't react when I did, it would have been a whole lot worse for him and I would have gotten into a whole lot of trouble with both the district I work for and with the law.

[@tripjet999]

Roller coasters are a disaster waiting to happen. Only fools ride them.

[@TaneaK-hi2fz]

I still go to amusement parks till this day and this is what I’ve learned is that you have to make sure that you strap yourself in before the ride operator because at the end of the day they’re not always reliable and that’s how accidents like this happen so to be safe and stay alive your own seatbelt even if the over the head bars or regular lap bars come down automatically. Make sure you push that all the way down and make sure it’s as tight as possible; even if you can’t breathe while being strapped in those rides, it’s better that way. Rip to everyone in that video who has lost their lives to those rides😢

[@DarthMandalorianLothbrok]

Nah I’m sorry but the sound effect used when saying Caleb struck the metal pole…..that ‘dong’ sound…..I’m going to hell.

[@FreshandNew-w6u]

in the circus Soleil one he does,you hear background noises when the acrobat fell and thumped on floor😮

[@laurelcarroll955]

Im praying for all these families involved and I just know all these precious souls are flying high 🕊️ 🙏🏻

[@jmiller297]

The fact that he keeps calling him "Tire" *REALLY* pisses me off.

[@ultimatewitcherfan6677]

Tragedies like these can be prevented with proper safety precautions and thorough routine maintenance checks. May these poor people rest in peace… 🙏

[@KeepSmiling4018]

Un my younger years i stood in line for a Rollercoaster ride. It was at West Edmonton Mall in Alberta. I had changed my mind as i wanted to see it run its course vefore i go on. I am glad i waited as there happened to be a accident with the carts coming off the tracks. We ended up going shopping instead that day.

[@aliholgate9442]

I've always loved rides... the higher, the faster, the better. Having just watched several such videos, I can categorically state I will never go on any again. Horrible, poor victims. ❤

[@sparrawz9372]

Wait wasn’t Caleb seated at the back of the darn thing tho? Cool vid btw and thank god this kinda accidents are not that common in general

[@vegskater1741]

I also learned that in another video.

[@user-ec2lo6xm8z]

That's tragic especially about Tyler who's gf just attended her grandfather's funeral that same day she lost her bf. Then ended up paralyzed that's tragic. I hope Tyler's family and her family find peace

[@TripleGhey]

Inspected by the department of Agriculture?? Tf?? Maybe that's why the fucking thing dismantled.

[@FaceFamous]

Department of Agriculture is not all farming and earth stuff you do know that right?.....RIGHT?🤦🏾‍♂️

[@TripleGhey]

@@FaceFamous you'd think it would be, given it's name. Which was my point. 🐒🐒🐒

[@TripleGhey]

@@FaceFamous why you online being a salty smart ass? Is it because you're a 🐒🐒🐒?

[@angelkitten27]

All those who inspected these rides that lead to death failed all those who came to ride them. Sad.

[@heatherduchene8779]

Asia ignored the danger signs. Still a terrible tragedy.

[@caroleroseburgh1344]

I don't Ride any rides at the fair. And I don't allow my grandkids to ride anything that leaves the ground.🤔

[@lineaglehorse9615]

you can't trust any machine. you're basically risking your life. btw the narrator sounds like sam elliott 😂

[@christineweaver3090]

Every year I'd take my mom and daughter to my hospital job picnic at the closest a Amusement park. My daughter was tall enough to go down the straight water slide with no nets or bumpers. I let her go first but the first corner she flew little in the air. I was panicking I had the girl radio down to another employee they said she was ok

[@Robin503]

I'm sorry but how can a 14 year old be that big..? With Tyre's height an weight and how obviously the harness was unsecure, this one seems very avoidable.

[@scottw6704]

Maybe they aren't supposed to be, but the sound effects you added in this are hilarious.

[@FaceFamous]

3:08 No you didnt put in a sound effect of him hitting his head😂😂

[@TheBeautifulOne_Char]

What's funny about that.......smh

[@Icyycloud_]

And.. what in your horrible mind told you to laugh at that? What’s funny?