2023-12-21 21:23:04
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Moments of tension and panic were experienced by 32 people who were enjoying the Expedition Everest roller coaster, at Disney World, in the North American state of Florida, when they were suspended in the air for half an hour due to technical problems, last Thursday.
The iconic Expedition Everest roller coaster, located at the Animal Kingdom park in Orlando, Florida, was immobilized, leaving guests trapped for at least 30 minutes.
The train with the people on board stopped on a slope 200 feet high and moments later the Disney team said the trip was “temporarily delayed.” After 30 minutes, the attraction continued operating and no injuries were reported.
According to Disney, Expeition Everest is a thrill ride that involves train cars going up steep slopes and gradients, and has segments where the vehicle goes backwards or is in complete darkness.
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The tallest roller coaster in all of Disney’s theme parks, standing at 199.5 feet, it offers a thrilling ride up the mountain before taking on the angry Yeti.
Images published on social networks show the roller coaster frozen in time, generating various comments from followers, some surprised to have been captured on video during the mishap.
This incident adds to other recent unusual cases at Disney World, including the capture of a man undressing on an attraction last month. In another episode, a visitor recorded an animatronic glitch that made Snow White’s arm appear to have been torn off by Dopey in the Magic Kingdom.
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