Ikr, crazy world we live in but it’s something a lot of people need to realize.

Good morning. Even Leff I Love you too ❤

But luckily the ride was stopped the operator saw the unbuckled seatbelt

Es difícil diferenciarlos.

To be fair if I go into that knowing is all secure I'll scream like I'm going to die anyways so might be extra difficult to see if something is actually bad

I actually think on these rides they do lock mechanically but the seatbelt is also there as back up 🤔

Brilliant idea!!!

Absolutely!

The ride doesn’t start unless all the restraints are locked. The “seatbelt” isn’t any form of restraint, it’s a measurement to prevent guests that are too large to safely ride the attraction from riding. Still scary asf if you don’t know that and see the belt unlocked, but the belt being buckled or not has nothing to do with the kids actual safety

If they can do it on a car, they can do it on rides

Boy is she gonna feel stupid when she finds out that seatbelt is just a safeguard and isn't what keeps the bar down 💀

@@Xxrasierklinge7bet they both $1++€d thier pant’s 😂😂😂

​@@edwardgonzalez5178it's not funny

@@Respectlesssit’s just a sense of humor that you don’t have

​@@Xxrasierklinge7boy are you gonna feel stupid when you find out they are also there to prevent people from sliding out of these rides

Genius actually! I would have never thought of that!

The belt is only a added precaution, there are primary safety measures that stop restraints moving, so saved his life, probably not

@@nemesis8626 I don’t know the detail of which ride or which restraint was not secured. I didn’t say belt

@@nemesis8626bull caca

@@TheLastArbiter the rides literally will not operate unless the hydraulic/mechanical lap bar/over-the-shoulder restraints are in place.

Omg 🥺🥺🥺😭😭😭

Yeah that’s messed up 💔 Poor kid and mom will both be traumatized after this.

Did they stop it?

​@sielorstout1213 Yes, they did. Read the comment.

​@@katherinegaughan45They were asking in a "you sure about that?" kind of way as the video doesn't confirm it. Do you normally take what people say online as fact? Sounds like OP was being sarcastic.

You can't fix it. You have to guide yourself to see if you fit the seat. The operators can only do so much

@@DrAngelKins yes but i was a very skinny kid and had no idea that i would have any issue in the ride as i had no prior issues on rides. the operator should at least attentive enough to check that children are safely secured in the ride. additionally they should always pay attention to the ride that is being operated so they are ready to stop the ride if necessary.

​​@@cementmixer13many times the operators on these rides can be as young as 16. I'm sure they try their best but they're not professionals and many of them are teenagers. They can only do so much tbh. Just coming from someone who used to work at a medium sized amusement park. They don't generally employ adults to do this because it doesn't pay an adult salary, so it's a little sad but we can't expect them to have our safety covered 100% of the time. This is why children should go on rides with their parents if they are particularly small so the parents can make sure they are safe- I would not put their safety solely in the hands of teenage minimum wage park employees

There's no problem. The workers are fine. The seat belts don't do a thing. Not one thing in the whole entire world, all the lights on the operator's console or green for go because the safety of restraint was in its proper position. The belt doesn't do squat. You should really do a little bit of research on it and you'll realize how pointless it is

​@@BeesRecipesor maybe we should pay a better salary and employ adults. I life in Europe and they always have adults check the rides.

thinking your child is about to die and you can't do anything but watch. absolutely the worst .

​@@megiab made me feel sick 😫

They were dramatic asl. She was locked in fine, that belt is just a backup

Did you then wake up from your bs story?

@@leonardhpls6💀

I’m sorry but there is no way you holding 50 plus kg with one arm

​@@Dontavious-dg8dy in 8th grade, she wouldn't be over 50 kg.

​​@@flowingenergy7326 She was in 8th grade and she was her older sister.

Was the ride called the zipper?

There is a comment above talking about something very similar. Maybe he is your saviour, maybe not

Look at the comment a little above you, maybe he's talking about you 😮

Were you on the ring of fire?

@@earthdyrad all I remember was the ride was yellow and worked like the inventer that goes upside down from Circus Circus in Las Vegas but it had a cage around it and it was yellow

I doubt she felt completely helpless, very helpless I’m sure though!

Kid too😢

Nightmare fuel.

MUST OF?

Ok

I saw that horrible video. That was also due to employee neglect

@@chenobujr there was a video for that!? that's horrifying!!!

@@mykdoug748 Yep. I don't recommend looking it up, but then again I can't really tell you what to do. My curiosity got the better of me but I wish it hadn't! For those who are curious but don't wanna see the video (if you don't wanna know at all, just don't read past this point): A teenage boy fell off a ride similar to the one in the video (or that exact ride, I'm not sure) and fell to his death. He was too large for the shoulder restraints to be pushed into secure position, but instead of telling him this and having him exit the ride, they just let him ride without the restraint all the way down. The ride went all the way up, and as it dropped back down, it stopped like 20 or 30 feet in the air and he slipped out. Someone outside the ride was recording and it shows just that: the ride dropping down and stopping, showing him slip out and fall. I can't remember if the camera person never pointed at the ground, or if they did, but the view was obscured, I just remember that you can't actually SEE his body hit the ground. But you can HEAR it. That is a sound I probably won't ever forget. If this video is in fact the sane ride in Orlando, then they really need to review employee training on ride safety or something. Because this can't keep happening. I think the boy and his loved ones would have much preferred he leave the ride a little embarrassed than be gone forever.

I live about 45 mins away from where that happened I remember the news coverage and if I recall the ride has been closed down since than.

@@mykdoug748 yes, it is horrifying. and @jaxyn494 is correct. The video shows the complete lack of interest of the operator to check everyone and instead is busy chatting to someone in line. While others on the ride and in line tell him to wait and check him, but he doesnt. Then when the kid falls out he just stares at him blankly as if he had no idea how it happened. Idk man. its a terrible video but very telling. Comes from improper training and ignorance to the consequences. The worst part of the video is, the poor kid knows his fate as soon as the ride starts...

This!! No one was stopping the ride, like damn they were straight up ignoring them.

Understand but when you go through hundreds hif not thousands screaming like this on the ride you get complacent

​@@setalight7290not to mention carnies are like a traveling band, they get fucked up, pick up a POA for the night & then go call their wives at home and say they're not doing anything 75% of them get off knowing they're making us scream & they have a hot chicks life in their hands lmao it's true

Plus they were screaming "IT'S NOT BUCKLED" "Its not connected!" over and over! ALL THE WAY UP! People don't usually give the TERROR SCREAM BEFORE THE RIDE HAS BARELY STARTED! Combine the two points and it equals inexcusable.

They were scared

That is so not true what with her fairy wings she flew next to her

@@lilyjoon5699 yup

That’s literally impossible

Liar

No, she actually turned out to be invincible, and unbuckled everyone on the ride.

mf 5 feet? grow up😂

That sounds terrifying! I'm glad your sister is okay though, but my goodness, I hope that operator lost his job.

@@screamingchameleonI think something more should’ve been done instead of just possibly losing his job. Don’t ya think

That must have been infuriating the worker being so f careless with someone like that. It can induce trauma, I wish workers at such places would all realise their responsibilities.

So creepy pasta has become trauma pasta now. Yeesh

This is correct.

yeah it hapenned to me too, it is there just for the peace of mind

Laziness probably

Oh my goodness, that's so scary! I'm so glad you're both okay!!!

That’s horrible to experience, I’m glad nobody got hurt (physically, obviously that’s a very traumatic experience). Every time I notice someone is having a hard time or something went wrong I always do my best to draw the attention of the workers. I’m glad those people helped you and your son💗

@@gwenculver1040 I have done the same, my husband says my voice carries a loud pitch and I get people’s attention when I yell out!

@@silverpurkat loud voices save lives 💗

Happened to me and my cousin once and the staff had the nerve to act like seatbelts aren’t necessary

Lol the over the shoulder thing is what is holding you in. Not the little extra buckle. Mom is just paranoid and panicking her child.

@@KyndraRenee lol

@@KyndraReneethey click shut 🤦🏼‍♀️

@@princessskennnyy not all the time though.

@@adsffdaaf4170The buckle holds the over the shoulder thing down. If she flew up when they ride dropped, she probably would go airborne

THANK YOU!!!

Thank you too and God bless you.This video frightened the hell out of me.

Thank you need more like you 🫶🏽

Thank you

God bless you

She undid the buckle herself

@@jakobcampbell3837Where was that said? Also, that doesn’t change anything. Employees still should’ve checked.

@@jakobcampbell3837once their locked the person operating the ride should be the only person than can unlock them for reasons like this

​@gob6793 if she undid it herself she would of done it after they checked😂 most these places buckle ppl in for them anyway

I lold

Same 😮😢

🤣

Me too!

🤓🤓

@@ilovemycatrosie0it is bro

Why they acting crz for she looks buckled in

@@anon681 it wasn't latched tho, you can see it moving as she's holding it. Also, notice the person to the right has a black stripe connecting it? She's missing it

@@lol69970 I missed that smh 🤦

​@@anon681how can you miss that..... it was the point of the video

@@gleofox well it’s short video not all people have the best eye sight

This is 100% correct

I was about to say, that seatbelt is only there in case the locking mechanism fails. The yellow bar is what keeps you in your seat. People honestly think that seatbelt latch is your lifeline on these kinds of rides and still ride them? I'm fuckin 💀

@@Xxrasierklinge7exactly man. People just don’t understand that these restraints are being locked in with powerful hydraulics

@@charismaticadventurer8448 That rarely fail at that. The seatbelt is only there because the fail rate isn't 0% but it's gotta be close on a ride that properly maintained. They used to be locked in place with pins that could bend and trap people or break at the weld point.. the hydraulic mechanism is about as safe and dependable as it gets... again, assuming the ride is PROPERLY maintained.

@@Xxrasierklinge7 yeah another point of the seatbelt is to make riders feel more secure and comfortable

​@@FranklinNRW and yet here you are asking for attention and rubbing yourself in others faces. Maybe avoid the comment section rage baiter

I'd say that's very brave of you for protecting that child during the ride i bet there thankful everyday knowing someone older than them saved em from a possible death

Did the dad say anything to u after? And how did u respond... I wonder how she's actually with that father now...

Did the dad say anything to you after the ride was over? Or the little girl? So happy you stepped up and did what her father should have been doing! Even though she should have NEVER had been on that ride.. you were a blessing to that little girl

Dude that father never should have taken a 4 year old on a ride like that. That’s dangerous. Most rides have a age or height/weight restriction for a reason.

Same 😂 I can’t do rides

Skill Issue I guess

No it’s not, this person was fine, the main restraint is held by extremely strong hydraulics and the seatbelt is to make you feel safe. Unfortunately when the seatbelt is forgotten, ignorant internet people with no clue about what they’re saying act like it’s unsafe when there are rides just like this without that redundancy because it DOES NOT MATTER AND DOES NOTHING TO MAKE THE RIDE SAFER.

LOL weak

And I feel blessed that I would never go on rides like these because I'd probably have a panic attack 🥰

It's okay if the lap bar is up just a little bit. And rides are designed to give airtime at select parts of the ride.

Correct

Well clearly she didn't feel safe. They should have checked it, if for no reason other than to make sure the shoulder straps were down too. If they just skip the check all together they risk people's lives.

@@sjb4280 I'm pretty sure they do check people's over the shoulder restraints off camera.

😢 right that's why I don't ride

From my understanding the seatbelt is just to make the rider feel safe and is often not necessary and just a back up for a back up in case the first 2 back ups in the harness fail, which is very slim. It also serves as a visual aid for the person checking to determine if the person sitting in the seat can actually fit, example: the plus sized child who recently lost his life because he was too big for the ride and the harness didn’t latch, nobody checked him, and they didn’t do the buckle test. I say all this to say, though the seatbelt is often a 3rd back up, or a visual to see if someone fits, I’d still be screaming and losing my mind if I was both the child or the mother 😢.

@@loria287 I was never aware of any of this. Thank you for sharing and breaking it down. That makes total sense because if somebody lets say is extremely thin and the push down part is the only safety net, then they could slip out.

It very much will be. I got on a ride when I was tall enough, but I was too skinny. Belt didn’t hold me in. Almost fell to my death if it weren’t for my dad holding onto me for dear life. I still won’t ride roller coasters to this day.

These videos that happen at fairs, carnivals, or theme parks (sixflags, disney, etc.), are the reason I haven’t went on a ride in years. Especially tall rides. This is so scary.😢

Some of these videos are actually a voice over, and not the real thing. I dont SEE anyone yelling.

​@@IDontConsentToHandlersThat part 💯 Like how many fair rides accidents is it gonna take before folks realize that they aren't nearly as safe as you think?

@@janetphillips2875the girl is literally yelling in the vid you can see her😂

Ppl have real life died like that. This is literally how these rides become death traps, idk why anybody would make light of it. P.S. fair rides don’t have the same stringent qualifications and checks that permanent theme parks do. They are innately more dangerous bc of that- you couldn’t pay me millions of dollars to let me kid on a fair ride.

@zahranoor8537 Who cares, people that get high want to enjoy life. Doesn't make the way they're doing it safe or good. Like really bruh, then your clapback was a corny zodiac comment.😂 You must be one of those that does stupid ish like ride carnival rides or let's you kids/siblings get on them. That's why you're in your feelings. Because nothing you said changes anything, they're dangerous as F'k and it's stupid to risk your health for a quick thrill.

Me too!

Yep that part😂

Same here😂😂

Yall bums

YUP!

Lol I do the same thing 😂

There’s nothing lol about that

Better safe than sorry

Everyone does and almost everyone good😂

She was yelling.

If the mom noticed why didn’t she say anything

⁠They both most likely didn’t notice until last minute

​@@TazLoks-dj7woShe was screaming her head off the moment she realized

​@@TazLoks-dj7wo They both most likely assumed the worker would do their job and ensure everyone was buckled in before starting the ride.

They just keep going and you will need to hold on for dear life. I was on a roller coster and my arm bars were broken they wouldn't lock down. The guy walked up to me, I said their broken I'm slipping out here. He says its fine. I said no literally I could fall out they're not latching properly. He said you'll be fine. He didn't want to have to stop and unlock it for everyone just for one person. My arms hurt so badly going upside-down and in circles... I was holding the arm brackets closed and hainging from them when upside-down pressing my feet on the floor to keep from coming loose Very lucky I didn't fall out. I screamed at the employees after getting off and they were only too happy to escort me immediately out of the park. Its funny now everyone shuts up when you're asking someone to corroborate your story. I was only passing through the area so I gave up. Id never go back again 😒 I'll bet one day someone dies.

Omg I'm sad heartbroken for this child I'll pray for his family

@@FranklinNRW .

​@@mouthwateredhe is a rage baiter careful

​@@FranklinNRW wtf?

​@@FranklinNRWI feel bad for them, but this poor boy had to have his life ended. It's not good for them, and you should care.

where was that? because in most parks the buckle does almost nothing, and the bar stays locked in no matter what and the ride won't move unless all seats are secured

Such bad bait. There is no way in hell someone can just hold you down during a freefl drop. Those things often put riders under more than 3G's, with a speed of over 100km/h in just 2 seconds. No one can hold another passenger in their seat with such forces, while being trapped in their own restraints. Get out of here and stop spreading such bs ride stories

@justphantom7013 I mean, we were 10yo kids and probably weighed 25kg. In that case, 3g of force isn't much for a grown man to hold down for a 3.5 second drop at 80km/h. Those are the stats of the ride it happened on, take it or leave it 💁 Edit: The ride is called the Fear Fall, Rainbows End, New Zealand. A quick image search and you'll understand how he was able to easily reach over and be a hero. Take care 🤝

​@@justphantom7013 do you even listen to your self? The only time you potentialy experience more than 1g on a FREEFALL Tower ist in the Braking Phase, where you get pushed into your seat with that acceleration and not out of it. Before you start shaming other people you should try to understand basic physics🤦

Sounds like what happened to your cousin wasn't the same thing at all. Those seat belts don't do squat to hold you in place. It's the shoulder harness that does all the work. If the kid was coming out of the chair then it was because he chose to get on a ride. He's too small for and probably faked his height or size or a moronic employee allowed him on when he was too small. But that seat belt wouldn't be the reason whatsoever. It doesn't do anything. You should look into it. You were wrong about that so I bet you. He grew into a terrible father too

I could hear her . Poor child .

I know, I don’t even have kids and my heart stopped😢

Omg why didn’t they stop it? This is traumatizing

imagine dying to a pitbull song

​@@Aerochalklate😂

Just kidding, we need to make it a tongue twister.

The word could be LOOSE

@@whoanswerisgayppl would def take advantage of it

If there weren't scared people to abuse the system I'd agree with you. If this was a system I feel that everytime a ride would start you would hear the safe word from at least one person who's too scared to actually ride but felt pressured by someone else to ride. Like children.

the safe word. is to scream "my belt is unbuckled". and not just "stop"

when i was younger i was just barely tall enough to ride a genuine roller coaster. every time it would go upside down i genuinely almost fell out and i only didn’t bc my dad was holding me down

I had this experience once at a fair. The ride only had lap bars and spun around so fast you had to hold on to not get flung out. At least thats what it felt like, especially if you were riding alone.

When i was 14 or 15 we have a yearly festival in one of the small towns in the area that we went to. They had carnival rides and one was a big swinging pendulum. Seats 4 people, me, my dad and cousin get in and as the ride is hitting it's peak (we're upside down and about to hit the swing around on the next revolution) my seat belt snapped. I had to hold the waist strap together with one hand and hold the harness closed with the other to avoid getting tossed around like a towel in a washing machine.

That’s crazy… 😳

Similar thing happened to me when I was younger. I was riding with my mom and my cousin, who were both a lot bigger than me, so the bar didn't go all the way down, and I was falling out. Absolutely terrifying.

Yea my gut always wretches when I think about the poor kid and how absolutely terrifying those last moments were

Yeah😢

Was the girl okay ?

Mercy ❤

Exactly my comment above .. does everyone not remember the young boy who juat lost his life similar to this so if a 13 second video like this didn't make u least watery to the eyes it's sad.. f9r say to someone they need help for tearing over this video shame on you.. I'd cry after 2 seconds of watching this it's scary to see a child I'm distress thinking they could die

Omg write a story about it.

@@Optim40 😂😂 Oh wow.. having a bad day today are ya?? I’m sorry for whatever is happening that you feel like you need to insert yourself on an innocent comment on a KZfaq short video with a stranger to get validation …. I hope things start looking up for you ♥️♥️

Damn you heard that ,I only heard while reading your comment

​@@Optim40it's a sad day when 4 sentences is so uncommon that people are annoyed by it. Our attention spans are going to hell in a hand basket. Smhhhhh

@@Optim40 your comment was rude asf but made me laugh ngl

I worked for the local fair for a couple seasons the second season they told my husband to assemble the boat ride with half the r keys and pins then was required by manufacturer saying oh it's fine just space them out we quit on the spot and drove home 😢 we have a difficult time enjoying rides now because we know the negligence that could happen

yeah, all the rides i worked at just had a seatbelt to verify the restraint met the minimum verify point, but it’s still a really bad look. i’m sure they were totally safe but making sure people actually feel safe is also a very important part of the job

​@@GavHernpeople always go around each seat and tug on the straps and make sure theyre working this worker clearly wasnt doing his Job

yeah definitely my dad when he checks his ride goes from 1 and goes to the last number and he does every other seat(he does the cliff hanger ride)

This extra safety belt actually saved my life once, had the mechanical seat thing opening while being on a rollercoaster

Forget it everyone got sprayed with poop once that ride went up.

The seatbelt is just 4 extra insurance, the hydraulics keep it down

@@tyleryoung3996 Still, it would be terrifying

I can compare many to this just saying

@@That_kidJohnny Ok

The thing is that you need a flux capacitor for that.

The drop tower dose have that - the seat itself and the over the shoulder restraints are secured by hydraulic systems that have this in place. The seatbelt is almost entirely redundant

The majority do, and have multiple systems in place to protect you. The buckles are usually for show in these cases

​@@Optim40😂

@@jaydub2546 😂

Omg...don't get on rides that are from some local carnival. Common sense.

Same. It was a man in the seat next to me that noticed and damn near ripped his arm backwards trying to keep my harness down. 😬🥺😕

Stories about things like this make me wanna cry. Without those people holding onto u, u wouldnt have been able to tell ur story here. God is with u. Bless u and the people that saved u. 😊

@@randiplays1980 Mannnn...NOOO! Stop the crying already !

@@Optim40where in their comment did it say they went to a local carnival when this happened?

They're not. They're actually in the hospital right now.

@@Optim40Proof?

as someone who was 4 when a similar incident happened to me (tower of terror seat improperly fitted, leaving my dad to hold me down to keep me from flying) it took like 8 years to overcome the fear i felt on rides, even rides unrelated to the “tower” format. that is from getting out of my comfort zone frequently, it’s likely she will always fear them because overcoming trauma takes a lot of dedication. poor girl

⁠@@comfortme What? The tower of terror doesn’t have fitted seats it just has a seatbelt. How did you not fit? It’s just a normal seatbelt.

@@henrylivingstone2971 this was early 2000’s in my memory it was a bar, and it likely was. the issue is that i was so small that i was actually slipping out of my seat. i was a very tiny skinny kid, i know he had to hold down on my lap since i was about to go flying

Sometimes it feels like you're coming out when you're not. Velocicoaster is exhibit a.

@@comfortme How old were you? The tower of terror got rid of lap bars in 2002, so you must’ve rid it in either the late 90s or 2000 or 2001. And you had to have been tall enough to make the height requirement.

It's a ride. People are supposed to scream.

@@MakeItTooBigToRigUuuuh, the people watching the ride aren’t supposed to scream as well. If that’s happening, it should be pretty obvious to the operators that something’s wrong.

​@@MakeItTooBigToRigthat was a different scream.

Yeah, the ride operator would've had to see me.

Maybe Mom should have belted her daughter in herself and checked that the safety belt was latched. js

I think they just be hiring teenagers from the area which the carnival///fair or rides are being held,,,which in so many ways we appreciate but in so many more we don’t…The (((Operator,,,of ride)))the teenager///child should be trained better for these situations... Especially since the rate of this happening is becoming more typical and fatal!!! I used to love rides man no ride to big or small or scary (((I was oblivious to the real danger till I wasn’t)))… Till this day can’t catch me on any kinda rides

It wasn’t completely their fault

@@Delusional_Cowboys_Fan69 so can I ask who’s fault is it?

@@bestgrandma7442 I said completely. While I agree they could have double checked, the machine didn’t properly buckle the girl in.

Hope you know you can buckle yourself it's just like a car seat ppl brains are just too fried and creates un needed panic like this

Only problem with this story is no one ever was at risk

@@FranklinNRWif she hadn’t said anything, who knows what would have happened?

@@ajhproductions2347 nothing the safety systems would have worked as intended

I love that ride and have been on it multiple times- However, if something seems wrong, its better to speak up

​@@FranklinNRWah yes nothing seems wrong so shut up, that's how black companies trick people like you to become their employee. I hope you end up in one as well

Which state fair? I have a really traumatic experience riding a ride at the Minnesotan state fair. I dont ride fair rides anymore. The people who operate them are sketch

You’re supposed to buckle your own self in. This wouldn’t happen if you had brains.

It is easy to click yourself in. 9-year-olds do it all the time. Just because you can move it a little does not mean it is not locked. The extra buckle is just an extra.

​@@GoldenKakesyea, bud, that does not apply to basically anywhere, the ride attendants are suppose to do it because they are specifically trained in how to operate the ride, if your expected to do it yourself then that ride is not safe

Don’t worry though, a seatbelt is really only there for rider comfort, as it doesn’t really help closing the restraint all by itself. You’d be totally fine without a seatbelt but because it’s there, people start screaming if it’s not buckled, not realizing you could literally buckle it mid-air and if you don’t, nothing’s gonna change. You’d still be fine

It's only needed if it's actually part of the safety system. A belt can be a safety device, it can also be a safety blanket or thing to check to ensure that the actual safety gear is in place.

True

These ride typically will have a system like that. The over the shoulder restraint is doing all of the real work, and that's the restraint that will not allow the ride to go if not locked. The seatbelt is a secondary restraint, and typically just there for visuals to make people feel safer. There is actually no need for a seatbelt.

@@stormingcoastersits also a go or no go, if the belt cant be buckled, you’re not riding

@@forzaguy1252 that's also true, thanks for mentioning it!

Was just thinking that!

It was locked the whole time the kid was being paranoid. Read the article

@@Bumbaclaat-lc4nd Read my comment again and think about why I need to read the article.

@@MikeLaRock88dude thinks he said something 🤣🤣🤣 he arguing ghost as we speak……

​@@MikeLaRock88nice User 14/

That's exactly what happened to me too. My dad behind me was the only thing that kept me in that car.

I accidentally did that to my daughter. She was super thin and about to come out of that chair. I can't believe they let her on. I had to hang on to her for dear life

The mom did say the buckle isn’t strapped yet they didn’t listen.

They don't check the screws on the ride either, people have died because rides just falls apart

Depends on the country

Yup

Nice job making all workers seem bad because some in this video weren't working hard.

Just put it on yourself like a normal person 😂

Where are you seeing someone help her?

@@Dahkthey realized it and did it after stopping the ride

Facts ❤️❤️❤️

@@Ruheeyeah after they failed to see before they started it

@@maiaanamariabelu9882 which is terrible but still a blessing that it was seen and stopped.

Seriously, seek professional treatment. If something that happened in the past, to a stranger, that thankfully had a positive outcome caused you that much distress, you have serious issues. Also, maybe not choosing triggering videos? Alternatively, you are an attention seeking drama queen and need to find a hobby off screen. Exercise would probably be good.

THANK GOD SOMEONE WAS LOOKING. THEY NEED TO CHANGE THIS

i’ve seen the og video on tiktok if I remember correctly the only thing that wasn’t secure was the extra seatbelt, (Basically double safety just to be sure), so she would’ve been fine

Me too.

100%. I don’t have kids of my own but whenever my husband and I take my little sister to a theme park, I buckle her myself, just to be safe.

Some buckles are complex and parents trust the ride operators are going to safely check everyone in first and for most the child should have been safety checked first. Poor girl will never get rid of the trauma

Great, you’ve just tripled all the lines…

@@Ooofaa-Maa no, because I'm not an idiot who takes 5 minutes to buckle a seat belt. 🤡 I'm always done and out of the way before the riders are even loaded so try again karen. 👌

Last time I went to Six Flags (long time ago) was when I decided I would never go back. The attitudes of the people who worked there were beyond lazy, & I didn’t feel safe getting on rides with the staff who ran them. Hope it’s better now..

Yep it's just like the drop zone ride at Great America! Terrifying ride lol.

Mine failed on the Flashback when it was in Texas. I had 2 women holding beers and a stoned out man who finished his joint while holding me in. I did fall out of the bar and hung onto it with my hands and legs for dear life, but luckily, and with 3 people who were not sober enough to be concerned about my possible death keeping me basically locked down..I obviously survived. 6 flags was like, here is a liability paper. Sign it before we'll let you leave, but you ok? You're not dead so it's fiiiiine.

Mine also Six Flags in CA. It was the riddler ride. It was a trip from middle school graduation. I followed instructions, but no one came to check my belt/ harness. It was too loose. Well, every time the ride did some sharp turn. I was slipping out. I held on for dear life. Hugging the harness. I was there with a teacher, but she just didn't really care. Never went back there again.

Bruh it’s just the seatbelt, the actual restraint is what is holding you in place, and there’s sensors to tell the ride if it’s not in place

You see people dont care. Glad you made it out safe

You were perfectly safe the entire time lol

@icelium Its called a restraint. And yes they are hydraulically locked in place and the ride won’t start unless every restraint is locked in place.

@iceliumyou are the only smart gp in this comment section. (This was not meant to be mean)

@1celiumFR and if it DID come loose which btw its absolutely not happening in any universe, people need to stop crapping with those stories bc u would be thrown out of your seat