After two rollercoaster trains collided at a high rate of speed, dozens of people were hurt. In the event, two people suffered significant injuries. Let’s see Legoland rollercoaster accident.
What happened in Legoland?
On Thursday, two rollercoaster trains collided at the Legoland amusement park in southern Germany, hurting at least 34 people, two of whom were critically hurt. At the park in Guenzburg, one train abruptly braked, and another struck it, according to the German news agency dpa.
Legoland rollercoaster accident
German media said that the collision between two rollercoaster trains caused the catastrophe.
The tragedy happened on the Fire Dragon ride at the vacation spot in Bavaria, close to Gunzburg.
According to German media, three helicopters were dispatched to the location.
The tragedy occurred as a result of one rollercoaster train making a hard stop and colliding with another train, according to the German news agency DPA.
What causes the rollercoaster accident?
Authorities are now unsure of what caused the mishap at the Fire Dragon ride’s boarding area.
According to the Bavarian Red Cross, who assisted with the emergency response, 15 individuals were taken to the hospital after the incident.
Following the tragedy, two fire engines had to be used to aid evacuate riders who were still stranded on the rollercoaster.
What did the Legoland website say?
The organization issued a statement saying, “All things considered, the accident was relatively modest.”
The Fire Dragon ride is appropriate for kids ages six and older when they are accompanied by parents and for kids ages eight and older when they are unsupervised, according to the Legoland website.
Do any people die in the incident?
The fire-breathing dragon-shaped rollercoaster train travels through a dark inside space before coming outdoors onto a broad, winding track at up to 29 km/h (18mph).
A 57-year-old lady who was riding a moving rollercoaster died in an unrelated accident last week at another amusement park in Germany.
People’s reaction to Legoland rollercoaster accident
Lan Broughall said,
A rollercoaster crash at Legoland’s theme park in Germany has hurt more than 30 people, two of whom have severe injuries. According to German media, the accident happened after two rollercoaster trains collided with each other.
The Pug said,
The accident today happened in the station area of the ‘Feuerdrache’ (Fire Dragon) rollercoaster in Günzburg, Swabia when one train braked sharply and the other careered into it.
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