Youngsters arrived at the hospital with injuries and blood after a roller coaster malfunctioned at a coastal amusement park this evening.
Emergency responders arrived at Coney Beach Pleasure Park in Porthcawl, Bridgend, around 5:50 pm following an incident involving the Wacky Worm attraction.
Police have not revealed the number of injured individuals, but eyewitnesses report that children were among those affected.
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South Wales Police stated: ‘Officers and other emergency services are present at Coney Beach Amusement Park, Porthcawl, Bridgend, after an incident involving one of the attractions.’
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Coney Beach Amusement Park stated: “Because of an event involving a ride that is not owned by Coney Beach, we were directed by the police to evacuate the area for additional examination.”
We apologize for the inconvenience and will issue refunds to affected guests as soon as possible. Instructions regarding the refunds will be released shortly.
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The Wacky Worm attraction is characterized as ‘The ideal initial thrilling ride for children. This brief introductory roller coaster for kids will make them scream.’
It happened just a few days after attendees were left hanging upside down for 20 minutes when a carnival ride at Boardmasters malfunctioned.
The Apollo 13 ride transports adventure lovers to the peak of the festival in Newquay, Cornwall, lifting passengers high into the air using a massive arm and then turning them upside down once they reach the summit.
It is typically one of the standout moments of the music and surfing festival, but on Friday night attendees faced a frightening situation when it malfunctioned, putting them in an uncomfortable position.
Disturbing video shared on social media following the incident captures families in a state of panic as they are pulled from the ride during the late hours.
The footage shows Apollo 13 staying firmly upright, standing tall above the well-known event as onlookers observe in fear.
The poster labeled the video: ‘Apollo 13 malfunctioned, leaving individuals trapped at the top for 20 minutes.’
A representative from Boardmasters Festival stated: “At 1am on Thursday morning, one of the attractions experienced a temporary power outage. As a safety measure, the ride stopped automatically while passengers were aboard.”
The ride attendant quickly reacted and securely helped all passengers off the attraction within 20 minutes. Guests were never at risk at any time. The ride has now completed a complete safety inspection and is back to regular service.
