this story ran today .... guess someone is seeing $$$$$$$$ http://www.wftv.com/news/15860224/detail.html
The Article said:Tempesst said, while she was waiting for an ambulance, a Disney worked offered her two free Disney tickets for her incontinence. She doesn't have insurance and just wants her medical bills taken care of.
A Disney spokesperson told Eyewitness News they are aware of the situation. They checked the ride and believe the attraction was operating properly. The offer for the two tickets is still open.
First the Wave Pool debris debacle, now this? I dunno... if it was a fault with the water pressure, she can't have been the only one to flip upside down. The skeptic in me suspects a 'chancer'. :shrug:
i agree, unless that person has the right credentials such as weight and mass, there is no way that a person can be flipped upside down in the manner as she described, i think that she might have done something that triggered that action.
Hey Im just curious, all of this water park talk reminded me of this. I was on a slide(one without a tube, mat or raft...you know, just your body) a few years back at either BB or TL and when I got to the bottom my top few off (as the bottom creates a jet stream as you slow down). Anyone have that happen to them? Im wondering how common it is. (This is directed to the ladies in the mouse house).
I was in line for this once and the side I was waiting for shut down because a tube failed to make it up one of the hills. I was told when this happened that each jet is under a camera and someone is monitoring them at all times. If this is true, why wasn't the slide E-stoppped when she passed the next jet, sans tube?
I might get a little flamed for this one but oh well....
Mmmm.....somone can't afford health insurance but they can go to theme/water parks? I would personally invest in health insurance for my children before taking them to theme/water parks.
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