Dad's Discovery of Roller Coaster Crack Prompts Park Response, Ride Shutdown
- A father noticed a large crack in a steel support column at the top of a roller coaster and alerted employees at the amusement park.
- After the father spoke to multiple employees, the roller coaster was shut down.
- The park is working with the roller coaster manufacturer to remove and replace the damaged support column.
- Extensive testing and inspections will be done before reopening the roller coaster to ensure safety.
- The park is also implementing new inspection procedures, like using drones, to better identify any issues in the future.