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Health Emergencies at Florida Theme Parks | Charleston News
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A somber new report reveals a 54-year-old man died in April on Disney World’s “it’s a small world” ride due to a cardiac emergency — a tragic reminder that even in the happiest places, health emergencies can strike. Over the second quarter, Disney World logged five injuries, Universal Studios four, while Legoland, SeaWorld, and Busch Gardens reported zero. Other incidents include a 75-year-old woman hitting her head on Space Mountain, a man with a pre-existing condition vomiting on Cosmic Rewind, and a young woman losing consciousness on VelociCoaster. Additional cases involved head lacerations, chest/back pain, and shortness of breath — many involving guests with underlying health issues. The data underscores that safety and preparedness remain critical, even amid the magic.
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