Disneyland’s Matterhorn Accident BRUTALLY Killed Teenager
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- Опубликовано: 11 сен 2024
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What happens when tragedy befalls the happiest place on earth? This question was answered in May 1964 and January 1984, when Mark Maples and Regina Young lost their lives while riding Disneyland’s Matterhorn Bobsleds roller coaster.
Generally speaking, when people spend money and time going to places like Disneyland, they go there to have fun and have one of the most life-changing moments of their lives. They do not go to these amusement parks or board their roller coasters to be maimed, or worse, to have their lives ripped from them.
It is then expected that amusement parks will do everything they can to protect their customers from getting hurt or dying while riding their roller coasters. But expectations are like wishes, and sometimes the people whose job it is to make sure the riders are safe are too careless or too chill about it, which leads to the tragic stories we all know.
It is also not uncommon to see people on these rides actively putting their own lives in danger by trying out stunts or being lax about their own safety. The scariest thing about roller coaster accidents is the fact that you could be having the time of your life in one minute and then be maimed, dead or a headline in a local newspaper in the next minute.
This is the story of two of the deadliest roller coaster accidents to occur on Disneyland’s Matterhorn Bobsleds roller coaster, how and why they happened, and who is to blame in both of these unfortunate accidents.
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Riding the Matterhorn is like a free chiropractic session cause of the roughness. Ride it first thing in the morning. You'll be wide awake after the ride.
Seat belts don't unbuckle themselves
Sadly unless you can prove otherwise, you have to assume the person killed unbuckled it themselves...
My grandmother used to take us to Disney World all the time, when I was little. It was a lot of fun and a lot less expensive.
Why do people insist on removing the restraints put in place to protect them? Then the family wants to cry foul. Sorry, but play stupid games, win stupid prizes.
Honestly… stupidity. I don’t think there is a different answer that makes any type of sense.
Agree!
It's you and me there's nothing like this
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Its the same thing when someone tries to vreak into a house and once they break in the homeowner shoots and kills them and the family cries and said he didnt deserve to die hes a good kid he wasnt going to hurt anyone. Complete bs the family is just using the tragedy for money
The family is opportunistic. They feel they may as well cash in on the idiot so it isn't a complete waste.
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This is so sad. :( I feel so bad for the deceased and their families.
WHY DO PEOPLE INSIST ON STANDING UP?!?!?!?!?!?!
Lawyer: you see they're beautiful?
Defendants: do you know how many 15/10 we see daily?
Dumb af
Right lol. Most girls are dressed up and make up and looking their best and its thousands to 10s of thousands of people they see a day.
That was their fault for unbuckling the seatbelt, him standing up
Wow, the story about Dolly Young... I'm a bit in disbelief of a lawyer that would use the claim of basically two male ride attendants being *impressed* by two beautiful guests in the group, to be so distracted that they didn't do their jobs properly? Now that's some straw grasping, to be perfectly honest. Disney parks see beautiful guests every day. What makes someone think this day would be any different from the last, or the one before that, or even a week before that? Honestly, I'm disgusted that some "well-known" lawyer in the area, would go for such a demeaning accusation. It's really sad to see what some people will do for money. Yes, I'm speaking about the family, AND the lawyer both getting their pay they feel "due to them."
Mark Maples is my mother's cousin. She was 11 when this happened.
I was there in 1973 at age 13.
Visiting our uncle in Irvine from Iowa. We also did a nighttime helicopter ride over Balboa Island. My brother vomited in the helicopter. Lol
There is a Pepsi cup badly photoshopped on one of those photos. If you can find it, I'll give you the trapped soul from the Mine Drop blooper.
Mark's spirit could have done it, since it was 30 years later. Otherwise it just might be purely coincidental. 😢😢
_Friend unbuckles his belt, then he stands up_ *and then the unexpected happened*
mhmmmm...
I hate to say it. But it was his own fault
Well my heart does go out to the family for the loss of their loved one. But there is no easy way to say this but it’s pure stupidity and foolishness to disobey safety protocols. When we are young we think we are invincible. I love the Matterhorn. I was my first real roller coaster. I think I was maybe 7 years old the first time riding it.
Thankyou, my mother is Mark's cousin.
Sounds like Dolly undid her seatbelt too. Play stupid games win stupid prizes.
It just so sad 😭
Please supply traceable, verifiable sources for your information, as I cannot find any references in Disney reports or news reports for the months/years you reference.
Wiki reports both of these
3:29 unexpected?
ARE YOU CRAZY!!!!!!
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AND MOST OF THESE THEY BLAME THE INNOCENT VICTIMS!!!!!! THATS WRONG!!!!!!!!!!
Yo - I'm like, "WTF is unbuckling the damn seat belts here!"