Amusement Park Terror: Two People Drop 34 Feet After Rollercoaster Derails In Daytona
Fire Department rushed to save people inside of ‘dangling’ car this Thursday night.
June 15 2018, Published 11:26 a.m. ET
Two people were sent flying 34 feet after a roller coaster derailed in Daytona Beach, Florida, this Thursday night.
According to Fox 35, the local Fire Department rushed to rescue people inside a “dangling rollercoaster car” at around 8:31 pm.
RadarOnline.com has learned that six park goers were sent to the hospital following the ride catastrophe.
The terrifying incident comes months after a water park operator was indicted in Kansas City following a fatal water slide tragedy.
Similarly, in May 2017 in Texas, various amusement park goers were left stranded on top of a 120-foot roller coaster for three hours, after the ride suddenly stopped at its highest point.
Stay with RadarOnline.com for updates on the Dayton beach funfair terror.
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