5 Most DISTURBING Deaths on Amusement Park Rides... (Part 3)

[@breakingoblivion]

i worked retail at an amusement park for two years and sometimes got moved over to the rides department. how in the actual hell do you not realise someone is sitting ON TOP of their seatbelt? 😭 i made sure to check each and every harness every single time, no exceptions.

[@janbentzen6814]

What kind of adult gets on a ride with a child but doesn't check to make sure that child is belted in?!

[@penelopewebling1085]

Exactly! I wouldn't of let my six year old on a ride like that anyway!

[@SgtBrewdawg]

@@penelopewebling1085 I agree, it's a very intense ride for such a small child.

[@jenniferwellman5311]

Well, my mother never did. not ever.. you can’t be everywhere your children are. My mother didn’t come on every ride with me, how would she know. what kind of business doesn’t make sure that the ride works properly, and check on it every now and then? Pretty bad one…..

[@madden947]

I wonder that myself. Kids first always!

[@ec5625]

A 15 year old is a child. 15 years old is also old enough to do their own belt/safety measures

[@mntryjoseph1961]

May all the victims rest in peace.

[@1M005E1]

Everyone knows small children should NOT be on rides without an adult with them. Some people are larger than other's when presiing the lap bar down, it could hit on the larger persons legs, yet the child has no bars on their legs, due to the larger person taking up that space.

[@melanielever2944]

Wow exactly , it's been decades since I last had the guts to join a ride, however I recall many rides that the bench seats sat two people side by each and one single bar came down and across both parties. Definitely if there was a difference in mass then there would be gaps around the child where the safety equipment wouldn't be flush making areas where children could slither thru. Think of the G Force on you during a ride pinning u this way and that, the Forces on a child would be so much stronger: impossible for even young teens to counteract. Scary glad that my nieces and nephews are all grown up and have many people to take their kids out for amusements!

[@Dani92670]

Honestly, for most of these rides, I look to their parents or adult guardian for even letting them go on some of these rides. I totally admit to having become a scared cat after my experience and can't believe how fearless some of these kids are!!

[@carlyisnot]

Yes agree I don’t let my kids in anything that I’m not sure they are the right height, they are secured safely, and know how to behave (ie follow instructions like not to stand up )

[@lazyhomebody1356]

They are fearless because they don't have tge experience or imagination to see tht things could go horribly wrong. And most people believe if something isn't safe, "they wouldn't allow it, so this is safe!"

[@codyandjessisalazar3429]

@@lazyhomebody1356exactly…These are children! I remember being completely fearless as a child and always doing crazy stuff that I would never do now as an adult!!

[@Dani92670]

It seems like there's a never-ending supply of these "death ride" stories?? Yet more parks open every year and people line up by the thousands, wow! I had one bad experience in 1991 on a ride at the beach - the ride is very common and goes by different names but it's basically a ship that swings back and forth and swings up higher as the ride progresses. All we got was a bar across our legs. I was 20 and on it with my bf. By the end I was out of my mind with pure terror and was in tears. I thought I was going to fall the hell out and my thigh muscles were aching from keeping myself in my seat. My bf tried to laugh it off but I could tell that at 26, he had been terrified, too!

[@MrMJmusicLover]

I stop going on tall rides after I nearly fell out of one upside down with the bar not all the way locked in place. It was upside down for a full 10 seconds when my body slowly started leaving the seat. It was a miracle that it started moving just as I was on the verge of STARTING to fall! I never went on another ride after that.

[@SgtBrewdawg]

Where I come from it's called the "Pirate" (at least I think that sounds like the ride you're describing) anyway I went on it with my daughter a few years ago, it seemed harmless enough but once it got into full swing it was terrifying, my stomach could hardly handle it. I can understand your terror because it looks pretty harmless until you actually ride the d@mn thing.

[@janedoex1398]

I DIRF OVRT DBF OBRT.

[@traceywhite2480]

Children should NOT be allowed on these rides !!!!!!

[@carlyisnot]

That’s on parents too not just ride operators. But yes I have had to tell operators that they are letting kids on who ware way too short. They often shrug and don’t seem bothered , until other parents and adults join in. Some stupid parents complain that I “ruin their fun” but I like to think I saved their lives

[@user-gn4pk1qd2l]

Children should also not be allowed to oversee their operation

[@ec5625]

Just ban these death traps. They're not even fun

[@user-gn4pk1qd2l]

Nothing against teenagers, but it seems really amiss to hire ONLY teenagers to oversee these rides. Or maybe I'm missing something. They need someone who's gonna be paid a lot more than a teenager with a summer job and who has experience on their belt imo

[@melanielever2944]

Not someone checking out the opposite sex or wondering when their next smoke break is. I'm amazed that we survived at all! I grew up near Canada's Wonderland in Ontario. I was with the first staff hired, in the park for training ( me on food ctrs) before all the rides were even painted! . We could stay and ride b4 or after our shifts ( not in uniform) , thus on days when the line ups were small we'd all take advantage .

[@Trollgernautt]

As a parent, that would be a nightmare. Imagine you want to create memories with your child, want to have a day of fun and it ends with your child getting killed, I'm crying even thinking about it. May all the victims rest in peace and may all those families find a healthy way to cope with such a horrible loss.

[@dcalamia2021]

That's why I always checked the seat belt or the lap bars for my children when we went on a ride.

[@cherylpurdue888]

They cut corners to save money , they don't worry about safety 😓🙏🏻

[@Starbonniexofficial]

the fact that some of them dont dont age limit or cares about danger is crazy they dont know how it feels to lose someone . im especially talking bout the one with the mother and child with the seat not buckled properly ..

[@kellywade8275]

I kept hearing, 'preventable tragedy' but there's always a risk with getting on rides...this is why I stopped many years ago.🙏🏾 Six Flags Great Adventure NJ, "Nitro": My sister and I went on it years ago and we, literally, kissed the ground when we got off. Four minutes of terror. 🤦🏾‍♀

[@carlyisnot]

There is always a risk and I admit I am very vigilant now with what the children go on. But flying in a plane or even a car even riding a bike, crossing the street all have risk.

[@kellywade8275]

@@carlyisnot You don't have to ride a rollercoaster or a bike but most of us have to fly, ride in a car or train and bus to see family or for work. Major difference. 🙆🏾‍♀

[@j.geshua9539]

Im not a fan of bringing little children to rides that go to dangerous hights or speeds. If they want they can do so when they are adults and know the dangers and safety's to folow and look for.

[@vickiwhite7748]

The family should have noticed that she was sitting on her seatbelt too. She probably took it off after the employees checked the family. So tragic.

[@jadeswrapsandbraids]

How dare you. She most certainly did not take it off you damn moron. It happens all the time. Kids si on the seat belts not realizing

[@Dani92670]

Unrelated to video, but has anybody else noticed that starting this week, the ads on YT have been through the roof?? It's absurd!!

[@Type_snickerdoodle]

Fr

[@1300towPtyLtd]

Hell yes they are coming every few minutes it's so annoying. They are trying to get you to sign up for ads free bcos I am getting heaps of offers for that too.

[@declamatory]

You're seeing ads?

[@1300towPtyLtd]

@@declamatory yes heaps of them

[@lazyhomebody1356]

Cough up the $$ for Premium. It is SO WORTH IT

[@lindas146]

That’s what courts are for. You can deny any responsibility, but you’re going to get sued. Let the courts decide who is at fault?

[@dcalamia2021]

Another thing, how tf does a SIXTEEN YEAR-OLD girl fall off a Rollercoaster?! I know she was trying to help the boy, but wtf! Whenever I went on a Rollercoaster when I was her age, I always pulled down on the safety device to ensure it was snapped down and locked in place. I thought that was common sense, apparently it is not. *And as far as her mother being upset by seeing advertisements for the ride, ummm... don't watch them? It's not realistic to expect an amusement park to get rid of a successful ride cuz your teenager fell off of it.

[@Tetengoenlamira247]

Why that safety not checked before the ride started? Indeed the park should be responsible 100%

[@Anon53]

All of these are horrifying and sad. But that last one, I mean my goodness. That poor girl suffered until the end.

[@sandramyers4907]

Children shouldn't ride extreme rides.

[@terryKessler42719]

An 8 year old should not have been on that ride alone. My kids did not get on these types of rides until they were teenagers. If I was afraid to get on a ride, they didn’t get on it, either.

[@kingfrosh1]

Let parks just have a required age and height for rides just because someone is bigger than their age doesn't mean they should be allowed ride simple

[@carlyisnot]

I agree because I have two tall boys who are not as mature as they look, and I know which of my kids are capable of obeying instructions and which aren’t (like don’t stand up on the ride !)

[@kingfrosh1]

@@carlyisnot thank you for seeing it from my point of view

[@tannerona41]

Okay it's still tragic but how the hell does someone not know the ride isn't safe when they're not buckled in?

[@lucyterrier7905]

Because they are childten. That's why!!

[@carronade2456]

They might not understand because they are 6 years old!

[@tannerona41]

@@lucyterrier7905 bro the The ride obviously moves. They should be able to know

[@carlyisnot]

My six year old wouldn’t be near a ride without me making sure they are tall enough , able to obey instruction , and safely secured far as i can tell. It’s not the six year olds fault no. But there is a risk you take as a parent

[@lazyhomebody1356]

Because at his age nothing bad had happened to him yet!

[@SorrowfulSophia]

That is all so tragic and scary! I used to ride those kinds of rides when I was 8 years old!

[@chris-r8q1j]

Any possibly dangerous ride my children got on, especially with me would make sure myself knew they were secured and safe.

[@shilogall8038]

What

[@keeyonass5127]

Every1 knows.."U CAN'T TRUST ANYTHING IN COLORADO"!. FROM RESTAURANTS TO RIDES LIKE THIS. LOOK BELOW... THIS IS A DEATH PLACE

[@sallyclay1974]

Alot of the new amusement park rides,r alot more dangerous nowadays. Space Mountain, the rollercoaster , at Disney World in Fla, is my speed. RIP!,

[@mela4156]

We are responsible for our choices . I would never risk this unsafe ride.

[@MehdiHussain20]

Oh my.........

[@charmingbandit4725]

Stories are too drawn out, keep them shorter

[@carlyisnot]

I actually was thinking I’d like more detail haha

[@charmingbandit4725]

@carlyisnot OMG, no! Hahaha 😉 (but, seriously?)

[@Maks-yv7gd]

That’s the idea to keep you watching so that advertisers can target you

[@charmingbandit4725]

@Maks-yv7gd wow, I really didn't know that 🙄

[@keeyonass5127]

Adelyne shouldn't have been allowed on this ride. She was under the requirement for this ride.

[@sandyvanderlinde237]

They cannot expect a ride to be discontinued if something occurred there. Imagine how many roads were to be closed every time there was an accident.

[@lilactuliee6953]

Well that's not a great comparison since roads are used as a necessity to go to work, transport goods, etc. The list is endless. Whereas park rides are not a necessity but a form of entertainment. It seems some of these rides reopened after a death anyway . Not all closed.

[@ShairCaldwell]

We could do without rides, NOT ROADS. COME ON PEOPLE . NEGLIGENCE.

[@lazyhomebody1356]

I think they SHOULD close roads where there are alot of deaths...and make them safer

[@taramcbrearty2918]

Would you feel the same if your child suffered such a horrible senseless death I do not blame the families these parks put profit ahead of safety comparing roads and rides is silly roads are necessary rides are not

[@lazyhomebody1356]

@taramcbrearty2918 That sounds like a horrible utilitarian world with no fun!

[@ctpooh69]

I'm sorry I put my kid on a ride I'm definitely making sure they buckle in or if the harness doesn't seem right my kid isn't going on the ride I don't want my going spattered on the ground

[@mela4156]

I would never try this risk ride !

[@NetaRaveh]

A parent riding with their child should ALWAYS check for themselves that the child is safe, strapped in, and in the correct position. And besides, how do you sit on the belt 'by accident' to begin with?? Could have happened to the girl ina car as well. It doesn't have anything to do with the ride's safety.

[@CrazyBritTho]

Algo boosting comment - with ❤️ from 🇬🇧

[@keeyonass5127]

See Colorado sees people as a ENTITY

[@Neenie1976]

I can understand a ride being shut down while making sure it is actually safe, but to permanently shut a ride down just because of an accident is ridiculous. Accidents happen everywhere, it’s why they’re called accidents. If a child died in a swimming pool on holiday you wouldn’t expect the hotel to stop showing the swimming pool in its advert. Just silly

[@Matrlipa]

I really agree... and sometimes it's human error cause people just don't check stuff too.

[@carlyisnot]

Yes I agree , but also know if it is as my child i would perhaps feel different even if it’s not logical or fair. With pools for example there is a lot of advertisements (here in Aus anyways) about preventing drowning , and how it’s the number one cause of accidental death in kids under 5) , and in fact it’s kind of a good thing to have pools to teach children safety and confidence because they can’t get away from water here, the beaches rivers lakes pools etc. but I guess the parents think rides are seen as a totally wonderful fun safe thing and there should be more warning that people can and do die. I don’t disagree though it’s a bit much to expect, but I understand their grief

[@allierizz7965]

Say the same if your child died on a ride.

[@Neenie1976]

@ I wouldn’t expect a motorway to be permanently shut down if my child or loved one died on it so I wouldn’t expect a ride to shut down either. Accidents happen unfortunately and some happen through neglect from either the operator or the passenger and sometimes from both. If the ride is safe and has passed stringent safety checks and has all its ducks in a row then there’s no need to close a ride down for any longer than the investigation. Don’t try and use the “if you lost a child” bollocks on me, it won’t work. I think with logic and always have done and yes I’m a parent to 3 grown sons before you ask. My middle son was in a motorbike accident a few months back, I didn’t demand Kawasaki to stop making that particular bike.

[@juicyjules7409]

Beautiful gutls

[@Maria-re5ql]

Soo sad

[@truly3743]

Very sad! Young kids should not be aloud on these types of rides especially state fair rides and some amusement rides they don’t have strict guidelines in order like you would get at a Disneyland and they also use teenagers or young adults running the rides with no training or very little! Also some shady characters running these amusement parks?! It’s not worth the RISK!!

[@truegemrn]

I’m not sure I fully understand how the first one fell. Was it the force of the car moving?

[@elsablue54]

It didnt say exactly But the tee bar was not engaged so it was the fault of the park for not checking.

[@truegemrn]

@@elsablue54 Oh yeah, I agree.

[@carlyisnot]

Perhaps but it depends on a lot , she may be a 16 year old who hasn’t done rides before , or who is very shy , I’m ashamed to say at 16 I would have had terrible social anxiety about asking someone about my restraint. I’d seriously have fallen off. Though if there was a younger kid next to me I like to think I’d speak up , but I really don’t know. Social anxiety can be crippling.

[@heatherk6160]

Appreciate the efforts on this interesting vid 🎉🎉🎉

[@bubblybubbly333]

I blame the people who works there they should know better not to put kids on the ride and the parents come on really you should know better than that

[@juicyjules7409]

God needed angels 😇😇🙏

[@Chris-c5f2q]

The first family is ridiculous. They expected all commercials stopped, and we're mad about the new name of the ride? They just wanted money for sure.

[@deannawheeler4362]

No one should be paid money for the death of a loved one. Paid hospital bills and funeral expenses paid by the park yes, but no $$ put in their pockets. You do not profit off of death!!!!

[@carlyisnot]

It’s not always to profit. Some parents are not able to work because of grief , or grieving siblings who need help.

[@karlameshey6042]

It’s not a profit. Loss of life due to incompetence should hit hard on the guilty party. Sadly, sometimes the hard hit can only come financially.

[@lazyhomebody1356]

Then the money could go to a charity of the victims choice, not into the parents' pockets​@@karlameshey6042

[@matt-n1c]

safety is no accident

[@lakinward2821]

I haven't even started the whole video yet, and I'm disappointed because you show 5 pictures of girls when you clearly used a picture of a boy, which means thats not even apart of your video. Why?

[@kitt3813]

The prat narrating this might at least have researched how to pronounce Dyfed

[@FatumAmor]

My kids is died

[@smartfortwo451]

Cha! Ching! MONEY! Law suits as a Lotto! That's all it was about! MONEY!

[@UnicornPastelPrincess]

I find it a little childish to tell a company that had nothing to do with your child's death to stop showing the ride they sadly lost their life on, just because it hurts you.

[@victorwhite7822]

One boy nearly dies the girl saved him that's hoe they both died happend nothing to do with the ride with 10 year old and she went to save him but sadly died in the process 😢

[@elsablue54]

Its the least they could do to help a grieving mother. They advertise these things as if they are safe and they are not !

[@jenniferc5058]

Considering they are promoting a ride they know has caused one death is just deceptive and immoral. You are the type clearly who would value profit over life you gross little hobbit.

[@ModernInka]

@@elsablue54that’s so stupid, my best friends brother was killed by a drunk driver In A CAR, let’s ban all cars because seeing them hurts their feelings! Per your silly train of thought anyway 🤷🏼‍♂️

[@UnicornPastelPrincess]

@elsablue54 and when you buy a ticket, you are signing that you understand the risks of the rides you may go on, I don't think people should get to sue when they understand the risks.

[@victorwhite7822]

Thwts the thing people have there heads in there phones welcome to this generation

[@carco1263]

Does anyone think the old film effect is good? Please clean up these videos. It is nearly 2025 and whoever decided this is necessary, is incorrect. Ty.

[@lazyhomebody1356]

Agree. It's crazy annoying. AND, the flickers are in films-- these are still pictures!