Well, we now know what the most unmemorable Disney attraction is..
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News Oct 2019 Incident Report
- Thread starter MisterPenguin
- Start date
All those seizures!!! Someone else had a heart attack and died.
I shouldn't read these things anymore, I'll convince myself it will happen to me.
Got to watch out for those thrill rides like Peter Pan and Under the Sea... they're killers!
Also, lots of people become nauseated and vomit after Mission Space. But just how bad was it that it required a hospital visit?
You have to love ones like this:
"The Seas with Nemo & Friends, 79 yof, guest felt ill prior to and after experiencing the attraction"
"The Seas with Nemo & Friends, 79 yof, guest felt ill prior to and after experiencing the attraction"
Movielover
Well-Known Member
Wow, slow clap for Legoland. Of course its easy to not have any injuries when no one wants to go to Cypress Gardens! 
ToTBellHop
Well-Known Member
Fast and Furious—Super Charged gives EVERYONE chest pain.
danlb_2000
Premium Member
"Castaway Creek, 44 yof, guest experienced sudden memory loss"
I have this problem every time I go to Disney, I loose the memory of where all my money went.
I have this problem every time I go to Disney, I loose the memory of where all my money went.
The good thing is if you use your Magic Band you will know each store or restaurant your spend your $1,000 a day at."Castaway Creek, 44 yof, guest experienced sudden memory loss"
I have this problem every time I go to Disney, I loose the memory of where all my money went.
"Expedition Everest, 41 yof, seizure after experiencing the attraction" Darn it yeti! All jokes aside, I hope everyone is OK after these
Rhinocerous
Premium Member
"7/23/19 Tomorrowland Indy Speedway, 75 yom, guest fell loading onto the attraction;multiple abrasions and contusions"
I was actually in the car right behind this one. The young boy that he was with (Grandson, I surmised) stepped on the gas as he had one foot in the vehicle. The poor guy went tumbling over the car, onto the ground. It was an ugly scene that could have been much worse and, thankfully, wasn't.
To his credit, the man got up, got back in the car, and they drove the loop like nothing happened.
I was actually in the car right behind this one. The young boy that he was with (Grandson, I surmised) stepped on the gas as he had one foot in the vehicle. The poor guy went tumbling over the car, onto the ground. It was an ugly scene that could have been much worse and, thankfully, wasn't.
To his credit, the man got up, got back in the car, and they drove the loop like nothing happened.
zakattack99
Well-Known Member
- In the Parks
- No
"6/15/17 Rock ‘n’ Roller Coaster, 81 yom, guest with pre-existing condition felt dizzy and faint"
Man I just hope I can still travel at 81 let alone ride RnR
Man I just hope I can still travel at 81 let alone ride RnR
BoarderPhreak
Well-Known Member
Interesting that they emphasize pre-existing conditions on almost every line item...
Be funny if the scrapes and contusions were pre-existing.
It makes it seem like everybody at WDW should be in a wheelchair or on a scooter...
disney4life2008
Well-Known Member
This may sound odd but I feel sick in pandora at night. I am perfectly fine during the day but with all the black lights and florescents my body can't take it
Kram Sacul
Well-Known Member
- In the Parks
- Yes
Foot pain on E.T. Hmm.
Vacationeer
Well-Known Member
- In the Parks
- No
4/20/17Expedition Everest, 34 yom, felt something in eye, irritation
WDWTank
Well-Known Member
It causes a loss of brain cells.
PurpleJesus
Active Member
To the dude - with a stated history of motion sickness - what in the actual heck were you doing getting on Mission Space? What could you possibly have thought would happen with all that signage, and all the warnings available at the end of simple Google search? That's like having a history of alcoholism and deciding to tour the Jack Daniels factory. Mindnumbingly bad life choice.