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I just heard about the little girl in KY that had her feet chopped off at Six Flags on the Superman Tower of Power ride. It gave me chills. How can this happen??

I got my feet caught under the conveyor belt inside the funhouse at Canobie Lake Park when I was seven years old. Fortunately, I was not seriously injured, but I've never gone on a ride again. This just solidifies my fears.

ABSOLUTELY!!!
Will not go on rides anymore!!
Once seen a child ~ at Canobie Lake ~ on this ride that was chickens or roosters or something ~ it sat the child in the animal and just swung them around in a circle ~ not very fast ~ well, the chains broke and the squaker fell ~~~~ all set with ANY rides!
(I can't even take the carousel anymore) my son can go on it ten times in a row! My heart just pounds ~ I keep my fingers crossed ~ and am ready to run to him!
Amusement parks should service their rides on a daily basis ~ a complete thorough check ~ maintainance should be there #1 concern!!

It makes me more cautious to get on anything. Nowadays people don't pay attention to the little things.

i have always been scared of the feeling in my stomach when im on a thrilling ride like a roller coaster, and seeing things going wrong lately with the rides i will think twice before i ride them..

Due to many recent events at the seasonal theme parks I refuse to go to them. I don't think they take safety serious enough. People are putting their lives in reckless hands! I go to the year round parks that have tough safety regulations, such as the Disney theme parks. Their regulations are more strict than the Florida State regulations. (Their issues have been rider error rather than malfunctioning rides.)

Quoting Anyanka: "I am a little more skeptical of traveling carnivals with rides that get put up and taken down than I am of theme parks. But I have heard bad things in general about the Six Flags parks so I would be less inclined to go there anyway. Disney has had their share of accidents but I would trust them."

Stay away from Disney's "It's a Small Laceration" ride.

I CAN REMEMBER WHEN PARDON PARK IN NATANSKET BEACH AND SOMEONE FELL OFF THE ROLLER COASTER AND THAT THEY DID NOT HAVE SEAT BELTS TO STRAP PEOPLE IN THERE SEATS AND THAT IS VERY SCARY TO ME.

THANKS,

CASIMIR ZIGULIS

thanks for the correction and the mistake on that park and it was very scary at time what about Revere Beach was that park scary as well too and have you ever been on there rides as well.