stupid ones

@@somethingcooliguess6212 right, they deserve all the pain and grief they receive

@@malikholmes5045 i wouldn’t say they deserve it but it is very stupid

Right wth

@@malikholmes5045 disgusting thing to say

Facts!

Neither do I

That's what I thought too, this ride is way too much for a young child... Even if they meet the height restrictions, really unfortunate situation

Exactly!

IF A BLACK MOTHER PUT HER CHILD ON THIS RIDE, SHE WOULD BE PUT IN JAIL

Why was a 6 year old on the ride

@@MarshalaYams because the ride operator let them on? kids go on way more intense rides all the time as long as they meet height requirements, if it wasn’t safe for a child her size the park should have let her known

Yeah but the lady could be overreacting. The first time I went on a big coaster (Leviathan) I thought that my restraint was coming undone, but in reality it was perfectly fine and the reason I thought it was coming undone was that it was my first time ever going on a big ride like that and I wasn’t really familiar with the feeling of airtime.

I've been on the ride, I'm pretty sure the one lady was over reacting. They check the seat belts on the regular. I honestly would not let a six year old ride it.

@@EndleTrance but that woman specifically had a bad seat belt

So true

i’ve seen plenty of kids 10 and under in line for way larger drop towers, and grew up going on them with all my friends as a kid. if you meet the height requirement and want to ride, you can ride. if the ride wasn’t safe for small children, the park should have let them know.

@@chloewatson8275 that point is true but either may 6 years won't be very tall. But also your correct that the workers should of said worning either way.

@@bunnygirl3179 I was a tall 6 year old. We’ll have to see if she met the requirements for the ride, if the operators properly secured her initially and if the adult she was with allowed her to get on.

@@chloewatson8275 The minimum height requirement varies per park. Manufacturers give a recommendation, and can give some advice but it's ultimately the parks responsibility to uphold these rules. The minimum height can be for kids under 10, but it doesn't mean the manufacturer thought the same. It's just that it's technically possible. I think these rides really aren't aimed for kids that young, it's just that they can fit is all.

Exactly

facts

That's for sure!

Exactly. Why was a child this small allowed to get on this ride?

6 year olds don't even drive!

Exactly..she had no business on that ride. At 6yo she should be on a carousel or tea cups. That is an adult ride.

@@Citrusfruits50 yea too small probably why she flew out

I don’t know - i think the blame here is firmly on the park. If they told her she was big enough to ride, the parents had little reason not to believe them. They’re meant to be professionals and know what they’re doing.

@@laurenanderson7330 both at fault. Parents need to use common sense.

@@bear77h20 In some situations, yes. But clearly the parents were told it was safe to take their kid on the ride. We live our lives according to advice given to us by other people all the time. For example, safe infant sleeping positions have changed over the years - meaning parents went off the advice given to them that was actually wrong at one point. I don’t blame the parents here at all - they were told the ride was safe by its operators, and they should have been in the best position to know.

I highly doubt it was fast. Imagine falling from that high knowing you will die eventually.

@@chubbychonkchubbus8729 a a a a a a a a a a a a a a

Without further details I would expect that she slowly drowned on her own blood over 10-15 minutes.

It doesn’t need a harness. The girl sat on her seatbelt, If the operator had checked her properly she would’ve been fine. There is a dozen drop towers with only seatbelt restraints, this is the only person who fell and that was only cause she wasn’t buckled to begin with.

@@RayDLX I really hate it when someone dies because of someone else's negligence. Whenever I go onto a ride like these, shoulder bars or not, they ALWAYS have someone check the restraints, thank God.

This is why they have height requirements

@@Ihategobblegum A tragedy can still happen regardless of height requirements. The 6 year old must have met those requirements to be allowed on the ride in the first place. So that wouldn't have stopped the death from happening.

@@malinoscarsson9362 thats just pathetic of you. You should be embarassed

@@keais4513 they’re being sarcastic

@@keais4513 Pretty sure that was sarcasm.

Yeah I've been on that ride before, the set up of the cinematic right before the drop is actually very scary. Just imagine a giant floating skull on fire coming at you saying you can join his dead brother down below....and then she did :(

@@SugaryDeath oh my gosh! How horrible. :’(

@@Sunnyydaisyy yeah if it wasn't for the circumstances I would say it was a good ride, they just need to make sure people stay safe first and foremost!

@@SugaryDeath of course!! Should have been a height/age limit as well. I would have liked to enjoy this ride one day!

@@jerrynadler2883 ..Was it really? 🙁

Wooooow

Damn!

Well that's a fun bit of exposition.

This should be top

Damnn

Little girl should’ve been on the ride.

@@timothyhong2939 I think you meant shouldn't have?

@@Juscait lmao yes, wrong spelling

Although that is correct, it isn’t the theme parks fault. It is meant for larger and older people, not small children who can easily slip out of the seatbelt. The parents shouldn’t have let the child go in the first place.

@@cringeken5389 It is the theme park's fault if they allowed her. When I go to six flags every ride has a height and weight requirement. There's a ride called the acrophobia that drops vertically down like this and my parents wanted the whole family to ride it once but I wasn't allowed to because I didn't fit the height requirement. If the little girl was allowed on the ride then it's obviously because the park said it was safe to do so.

Even then they still happen

Shut up

Shut up

@PHILLIP FLYNN shut up

@@AnguishedMan SHUT UP everyone is saying it So SHUT UP AGAIN

Agreed

Honestly I’m pretty sure she was to short to go on this ride I mean she’s 6

Yea

@@noahchien7001 yeah true

Safety is number 1 priority

EXACTLY. As a safety professional I think there's more to this story but it's not being said because of pending litigation. That's why the park just said that's sad and "accident" the idea that this ride drops into a mine shaft is super dangerous tho. Lots of natural reasons that was a bad idea like gases, moving sediment etc etc.

@@MrArtVein Yeah i think its more likely either a human error or something wrong with actual mineshaft

Considering the 911 call said 'party' and not 'person' means that the entire safety system failed and everyone was pitched from the car. The child left during the fall, likely striking the walls of the descent and going down the rest of the way like a pinball while the heavier adults were discharged at the bottom, surviving because they braked with the seat assembly only to fall out when it finally stopped.

@@amzarnacht6710 well I’ve heard the term party used for one individual as well

But what's the age requirements on those rides?

The thrill

The airtime

It's just more thrilling about what's gonna happen next, nothing much. If you don't prefer those rides just go an a merry-go-round or something

@@rickroll3083 you're a weirdo

@@silvergust ikr

For real. There's a roller coaster by my house that only has a lap bar, and even if you're a skinny adult, much less a 6yr old, it really feels like you're going to slip out on the first drop. That's like a tower drop ride with only seat belts? Ridiculous. Terrible design

You have to sign a waiver to even ride the ride too. I can’t believe the parents let her

You need to sign a waiver to get into the park. The waiver covers all rides even baby rides even if you fall walking.

My kid wasn’t even allowed on a tilt a whirl by herself. Shame on the operator who let her on.

@@msincredibelle shame on the operator and shame on the parents who lacked brain cells and decided to allow their kid to go on it.

Right. 🤔 I was thinking isn't that too young?. 😕😢

My thoughts exactly. 6 years old is way too young to be on that kind of intense ride. I'm surprised the Amusement Park would even allow a child so young to be on there. Still very sad. 😔

Agree my 11y old i wouldnt let

@@greenbutterfly9398 Why do you white people use so many emojis

mine would if it had an over shoulder harness, how did someone think just a seatbelt on a free fall ride is fine even on an adult, let alone a 6 year old.

Thank you someone with common sense! As long as you meet the height requirement you’re safe to ride, age plays no part in it. Also Tower of Terror and most 6 year olds would meet the height requirement

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she obviously was too loose if she fell out?? you just said she wasn't strapped in, hence her being loose.

It did. She sat on top of 2 seatbelts

I think a 6 year old shouldn’t even be on the ride in the first place 😅

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@@Tyler-ce3um take your jokes elsewhere man a 6 year old just died

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Yup. Lawsuit on the amusement park is guaranteed.

Why lawsuit the park?? Is obviously this is parent fault

And DANGEROUS!!!

Right ? Makes me wonder is there just no safety ride height and or weight ? It’s pathetic that someone really let a “6” year old on a ride that dangerous in the first place. For instance if you go to kings dominion you’ll notice if a person is a certain height he or she can ride said ride or if he or she is too small then said person can’t ride.

Totally. I have a 5 year old and wouldn’t fathom putting her on something like this. She wouldn’t get enjoyment out of it

@@ogdistance9435 It just makes you wander what kind of parent want to terrify there’s six-year-old child this way. A six-year-old has No idea what they’re actually getting into. It was totally up to the parents to put them on this ride. I just don’t understand😡

@@ogdistance9435 YOUR child would be alive! You rock!!!

my question is why didn’t the parents check to see if she was wearing her seatbelt? or why didn’t the little girl tell her parents she didn’t have them on? i blame the ride operators, the parents, and the little girl.

Yeah as a parent, i am always checking and double checking my kids seat belts or restraints on every ride.

Or why weren’t here parents with her. They chickened out ?

That's the idea though.

@@Ahmed-ob6ec Prove your point then. You may have the honor of playing Russian roulette for us all. Do it, unless you’re a hypocrite and coward.

@@warlordop713 That comment makes no sense. People go on rides every day which basically give them a near death experience because they enjoy the thrill and the adrenaline rush. Same thing with skydiving and extreme sports.

@@Ahmed-ob6ec I dont think people go for the near death experience, atleast me personally I go for the thrill not because Im trying to kiss death.

@@Ahmed-ob6ec I don't think many people really consider riding a roller coaster a near death experience. Near death experience means you almost died.

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Parents fault too

@@JC-xm9wb It was not the parents fault!

@@klaiellordez2054 it’s really nobody’s fault the more I think about it. Jus a terrible accident.

I disagree with you greatly.

Yeah, the U.S. usually has a height or weight restriction. I'm not sure what in the world was happening there though.

Yeah most parks I’ve been to it’s been a height requirement.

Her father signed the waver. And for some cuh'razy reason she reached the height required. Tht's how..... Sucks n breaks my heart!

@@angelawilliams1453 Height requirement is 46 inches. (I just checked the website) Maybe it needs to be higher. Last big coaster I went on was a minimum height of 52 inches. This ride has a major drop with nothing but a seat belt.

Has nothing to do with age and has to do with height

The again?

@@ManOfPillowDoom he means then dingus

@@ManOfPillowDoom dingus

What about the parents would you let your 6 y/o on this???

@@aggressivetoast hell no I can't even fathom how the parents thought about letting her on the ride. Probably wannabe "cool parents". Again, satisfaction beats all form of logic in some people.

Sup evil

I see u everywhere

Makes us not wanna go in any ride now, especially this one.

Right

sup

That's what I'm saying because of course the child is going to beg to get on but, you as an adult should say otherwise

@kron n a parenting mistake is letting your kid watch a scary movie or letting them eat too much candy…. Not letting them go on a sketchy ride at 6 years old and them dying.

How you gonna fault the parents when they went to a thrill seeking ride that was supposed to be safe this is why they have height and weight restrictions this is 100% the fault of the company.

@kron n of course they didn't want that to happen but damn! I dont know anyone who would let their 6 year old on that. And the ride operators shouldn't let young kids on that ride either.

@@eironhendrix They should use better judgement

I agree. Why would you let a 6 year old on this ride.

I ate my dog

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@Rik Mehta me too, but i had to pay her same as you did

@Rik Mehta what?

I feel bad for the girl but not for the parents

That amusement park looks like it designed way too far for me.

@@TheInspiration1014 Those parents lost their child. It was a poor choice by the park and the parents trusted them when they should have known better, but I still feel for them.

They already said an adult almost slipped out. The ride isnt suitable for anyone.

diamond in the wufff

You don’t need the bar to be touching you at all. The drop isn’t steep enough to pull you out of your seat.

@@alvarolopez6419 bruh my 13yo ass LEVITATED because there was enough room for one more of me to fit between me and that bar. If i hadnt held on to the bars on the back seat of the front row i wouldve flewn off that thing. That drop was absolutely steep. Anyone whos even only stood on the side to watch can see that it is

You don't care for her lol

William Jackson fr

@Ol gaI don't think you have remorse to her except for being disturbed

@Ol ga says someone who would rather be lazy and look good talking about prayer. Safety is completely appropriate to discuss. You have no common sense. Yeah looking for others comments so you can try to humiliate from the tip of your holier than thou nose !. Off you go and pray in privacy, even bible says don't put it on show. Your not a real believer... will pray for you.

Why the hell would a 6 year old girl be doing in that ride? Tf was wrong with the parents? I'm sorry but I said it.

yeh, honestly I was surprised that a 6 year old was able to go on that ride. Anyways, very sad incident. Rip 6 year old kid.

She was “tall enough” for all we know the family lied about her height. Said and unfortunate truth many times

@@1from31 They have measurement boards you know. They can tell.

@@MwSama exactly

They literally have measuring boards so wdym?

She was 6 im sure she wasn’t scared

@@jonathanwynter4950 shutup she was a child im sure she definitely was scared

@@jonathanwynter4950 most kids get way more scared than an average adult on the scariest ride in the usa

This is really heartbreaking. Poor child R.I.P

@@rvoiello What is wrong with your brain?

Fr like do they even think

Ikr

Parents fault

The people who work there. They only care about their money.

So many kids die because parents subconsciously wanna kill there kids. Remember when that kid got eaten alive because his mom dropped him over an African wild dog exhibit.

I was thinking the same thing. I would not have even allowed my daughter to ride this

I am 15 and I hate drop rides. Even though I I never been on one, the feeling on one is just one feeling I would dread.

Why would even a 6 year old kid was allowed to ride this ride?

@@SarahLynn__ She was a tall six-year-old.

I live in Denver but been to this place plenty of times. That ride requires you to be at least 5ft I don’t know how she got on that ride

All the more reason to ride it, I guess.

@@Soleilune1995 true

@@Soleilune1995 stupid people that think like that

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I live 45mins away from this amusement park. This is their first casualty. I feel safe being there. This was an isolated tragedy.

Was that her father 😨

@Angry it's a gift Big Respect

What park did you work for? And kudos to you. I agree. I have ridden coasters all over the world. And they're not regulated. But should be. Adults should be present at every ride shift.

yea... she could hv died of a panic induced heart attack!!

Depends on the height. There can be tall 6 year olds.

@@jman1234533 still a 6 year old either way and clearly if she was tall it didnt matter

I work as a camp counselor and had a 1st grader that was as tall as a 4th grader. It was hard to believe she wasn't 9-10 years old but instead only 7 years old. She was way taller than the rest of her fellow camp mates. I am 5'8" and she was about a foot shorter than me.

Why should the parents be punished? If she was allowed on it then it ain't the parents fault

I bet he or she doesn't care. Just cares about not being sued.

@@moniqueh7948 how do you know they don't care?

@@ArkansasGamer Because they allowed a SIX YEAR OLD on that thing. You couldn't possibly be very caring if you allowed that to happen.

@@brandondenver4331 was it a height requirement? Was she tall enough? Did the ride crash due to structural issues? Do you know the answer to any of these questions? Probably not. But go ahead and spew your hatred out without thinking more about the subject since it makes you feel better

@@brandondenver4331 how’s he supposed to know the age? They go off size and weight

The fact that you have to sign a waiver just makes me not want to ride it all the more, and I'm a 25-year-old.

Sad part is that signed waiver will probably be the legal reason why the parents won't get justice or compensation for their tragic loss of their baby.

The parents were idiots who in their right mind allows a six year old to ride that.

@@willowwillow1748 When would you blame the parents for putting their babies life in danger? A waiver should have been a huge red flag.

I agree

There is something holding you in. It’s called a seat belt

@@goatedpond531 ummmmmm, and it clearly didn’t work…..

She shouldn’t have been on the ride in the first place..

@@goatedpond531 did you even WATCH the video?

@@willcookmakeup because these types of thrill rides arent made for little kids

Still parents fault

@Make it Happen sush

@Make it Happen ....how

And parents intentionally buy taller shoes for amusement parks 🥴

@Make it Happen i cant tell if ur joking or not 😭

@That hairy Berry That’s a dumb comment, how would you know ? I’m sure she didn’t just fall. She hit things hard and most likely got crushed .

Thanks for pointing that out 🤦‍♂️

@@johngonzo9671 whats wrong with you?

@@henryavery4461 shut up 🤡 no one asked you .

@That hairy Berry Because you talk like you lack intellect . Why wouldn’t she feel pain ? You think she just fell without hitting anything on the way down ? Do you see how closed in and Rocky that place is . That would say it all . You’re assuming she didn’t feel anything but only she knows . Even thought might have been quick I’m sure she felt pain .

So you’re telling me that all amusement park rides need shoulder harnesses?

McKamey Manor.... literally people have been putting scary over safety forever... where have you been

@@xthunder_164 you would die wearing those on some of those rides... not every ride needs one... they’re only there when inversions or air time is going to be a big part of ride. Imagine a wooden coaster with over the shoulder restraints.. you’d have whiplash every time you ride

@@The_Super_Poodle loads of bollocks

@@Centrioless I don’t know what a bollock is so I’m assuming it’s something good. I appreciate the compliment

they said it was too make it scarier

You obviously never been on tower of terror at Disney

Nah can’t be for that reason. Shoulder hernesses aren’t that expensive.

Trump lost. Cope harder.

there were older ones that didn't but they learned there lesson that they needed to add them the hard way

Exactly!!! Rest In Peace 🙏🏾🙏🏾

for real...so tiny and i'm sure the reason she flew out was because her weight was so light and that ride goes down sooo fast so she flew so sad

Because unfortunately, some people aren’t suited to be parents and fail to protect and teach their kids any better

Because dad signed the waver without reading it... "Naaa she'll be ok.. she can handle this. It's only lasts 3-4 secs" An extremely unfortunate reality has probably airshow hit home for the father. I feel absolutely horrible for the family and hope tht this is not really the case of this tragedy. RIP beautiful little one

Not the parent it’s the workers they could easily say she’s not tall enough or something like that the parents didn’t know if she was too small for it they usually measure you at amusement parks

Yea reason why iv always hated roller coasters and never ride them and I never will

@@Lord_Itachi8758 But this isnt a roller coaster....

@@Lord_Itachi8758 ^^^

Odds of dying on an amusement park ride- 1 in 750,000,000 Odds of dying in a car accident-1 in 107

Well I rode it and it wasn’t actually as scary as you think I felt like the seatbelt was tight honestly

That wasn’t the problem, it was letting a 6 year old ride it was the problem

nice one lol and your 100% right! like you know disney land tower of terror they have shoulder straps and i felt safe but no straps like that could have caused so many more deaths

It does make it more exciting, the rides been used 1000s of times so it's clear that's not the issue here. Putting a 6 year old with tiny legs on the ride when there's fully grown adults with big legs keeping the bar from holding her in is the problem. Put it like this, imagine parachuting in a steel ball with a window filled with foam compared to just parachuting.

Safety is the opposite of freedom.

@@Cavebuddycousin But nobody has died due to seatbelt malfunctions or it not being tight enough. The one death that I found was due to it being an old woman with a cardiac problem.

He didn't come up with that saying

@@philmorehole I thought death never takes a day off.

@@jameshardly6074 well now, without life we couldn’t have death, without good we couldn’t have bad and so on. Hopefully this incident will bring across action from the theme park.

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@Rik Mehta why do you troll this channel every day?

diamond in the wufff

@Rik Mehta diamond in the wuff

Absolutely True!

Exactly

Prayers to the God who let this horrific death happen.

I wouldn’t feel sorry for the family who would put a 6 year old on a adult ride

Yes

@Magpie Baker bruh shut up

@@theresedavis2526 That’s not how God works.

Probably fit the height requirement.

I was going to ask how she was allowed on there in the first place. My daughter was almost thrown out of the tea cups at our local one

karen is the name of the girl's parents?

@@feeltheillinois no boomer

@@zerodaepix6839 enlighten the classroom then

@@feeltheillinois you have google,but ur to lazy to know,so ill help you,the name karen's is a word to describe woman who throw hissy fits for the smallest things or ask the manager for something stupid,typically having a short haircut with blonde hair

Nah, the park for not setting a height/age requirement.

No it's the park's

Would you let your six year old daughter on a "rollercoaster" like that? I didn't think so, the parents should've never even let the child near that ride. It's both the park's employees fault for allowing her to get on & the parents fault for allowing her to get on.

@@gem3285 No, I wouldn't and it is partially the parents fault but the larger blame should go on the park for even allowing that option.

Those were canned screams - pretty much every enclosed free fall ride sounds like that. It wasn't until people *emerged* screaming that those outside began to catch on something had gone wrong.

Huh ? Those weren't screams that actually happened when the accident occurred .

@@exitscreaming there were screams that happened on her death too

@@Xane_Dragon wow, you called someone grandpa because they want more safety measures to be taken in amusement parks that allow young children to go on their rides. How cool and edgy of you.

Please dont be like these stupid parents and take care of your children

@@Xane_Dragon get a life troll.

Well I'm not it's common sense that a ride like that shouldn't be for a six year old maybe her parents just wanted a free chdckt.

Simply don't take your child this young to stupid stuff like this. Children can have good fun in normal activities but not a dangerous one. A good father knows best and immature boy will find this fun. Seriously!

46", which a 6 year old can meet.

Any 6 year old would have been too small for the ride. I would sue for negligence against the park

Ditto 😇💙😇

@@cteenie24 First the parents shouldn't even a allowed her to get on that ride.

@@sandygreen8257 yea, everybody be blaming the park. Bruh where the parents at. I wouldn't even let my little brother ride that thing, let alone my child.

@@JoeKhazama On top of that, the parents signed a waiver! Come on!

they need to start considering a person's weight, seriously

My son is 4 years old and 46”

We had a similar ride at my amusement park (it has since been removed) I remember being 13-15 and STILL not being tall enough for the ride. It was shorter AND had a harness unlike this ride. I’m pretty sure the height requirement was 58-60” Baffles me that a 6 year old was considered tall enough for this ride, or anybody of that height regardless of age.

I was tall and thin as a kid, lap bars were the only thing on most rides. I never felt safe! Always hooked my arms under the bar because of the gap.

Sorry that this happened my thoughts and prayers with the family ❤️

I was 5 when I went on this ride. I was part the height restriction.

"What employee thought it was a good idea to let a human that tiny go on?". More like "What *PARENTS* thought it was a good idea to let a human that tiny go on?".

@@macman975 both the parents & the employee.

Lol there is a height and weight restriction, but 1. Unless you’re obese you don’t have to worry about it. 2. I’m assuming she was forced by her mother and forcing the staff to go in the ride, when she was most likely under the height requirement. It’s possible but unlikely for it to be a seatbelt failure. We need to wait until Glenwood Caverns releases a statement on this after the investigation. As an amusement park enthusiast I can understand how you as a mother can be scared, but as long as your daughter meets the height restriction of a ride she goes on, it’s fine. I’ve been riding roller coasters since I was 6 and can easily tell you this is most likely a child forced to ride the ride when she’s too short, causing her to die. Mind you it’s a 1 in 24 million chance of being hurt, and an even higher chance of dying at an amusement park. I hope you understand.

Also as I reread your comment: The child’s mother was most likely a Karen, barking at the ride ops to take her on the ride. If this turns out on what I think happens, then the ride ops will most likely, wait- lemme rephrase that, WILL be fired. Then again it’s most likely not a seatbelt failure. But it’s not out of the question.

Exactly

Usually encouraged by the lack of care or insight by the machine operator

@@cosseybomb ive never seen a ride operator encourage it. Ive only ever seen ride operators deny riders to be on the safe side.

I've always seen ride operators follow the rules. They're only workers. A 6 yr old is the parents responsibility

Or put extra socks or fabric in their shoes to make them seem taller.