I was about to say that. Aren't they trying to figure out why people are dying on it now?Originally Posted by RedStratocas

I was about to say that. Aren't they trying to figure out why people are dying on it now?Originally Posted by RedStratocas
No way, they arent going to demolish it because of it. They have another ride called mission to mars that simulates an actual launch of a rocket (Ive been on it) that has killed a few people I believe, but they havent torn it down.
MM. Most recent was in April. Killed a russian woman.. ;] Only rumors that they're demolishing it. But it's currenty closed.Originally Posted by RedStratocas
No way, they arent going to demolish it because of it. They have another ride called mission to mars that simulates an actual launch of a rocket (Ive been on it) that has killed a few people I believe, but they havent torn it down.
Ooh I've been on that.
Poor little 12 year old boy.
Nice names for Emergency Services aswell.
Anywho, If they close down a roller coaster in Disney, what about the people who had died on other roller coaster across the world.
For example: Youth Girl (I think) died in Light-Water Valley (Yorkshire, UK) and then they re-opened it.
So probably they're just going to re-open it after more safety checks. ;D
Because you'd probably not want to demolish a ride because it costs too much.
Last edited by Gareth.™; 30-06-2006 at 08:44 PM.
I think the ride must have triggered something, because the ride itself is in no way unsafe. I've been on it 4 times - twice when i was 10 and twice 3 weeks ago. I saw 7/8 year old kids going on that ride! I doubt it will be demolished because one person died on it, it's one of the best rides in the park!
Edit: The boy had a heart defect, and he collapsed on the ride. It's just one of those things.
Last edited by Sarah.; 30-06-2006 at 11:41 PM.
5 minutes is quick actually.Originally Posted by GoldSolid
They should give his family lots of money and it's stupid how it took the ambulance 5 minutes to get there.
The NHS Paramedics have to take upto 5 minutes for Brain / Heart Injuries.
I know that because my mum is a nurse and my dad works in the NHS Headquarters.
I disagree. The boys death was not disneys fault at all, the boy had a heart defect and collapsed whilst on the ride. Disney do put up plenty of signs warning people of it's high speeds (cmon, 57mph isn't that fast) and it lists what people shouldn't ride (epileptics, pregnant women etc.) and this includes people with heart problems.Originally Posted by GoldSolid
They should give his family lots of money
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