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Things you don't want to happen before you are slingshotted into the air at a amusement park...



Per WFTV...
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A slingshot-type ride in Panama City, Florida failed just before launching passengers high into the air.

Saturday evening, two occupants were seated in the “Vertical Accelerator” at the Cobra Adventure Park when one of the cords shredded.

After the incident, the ride was closed and the passengers were removed.

Reverse bungee rides, sometime referred to as slingshots, ejection seats or a catapult bungee fling riders hundreds of feet into the air on elastic ropes.

Officials at the park told WMBB that the ride is currently open and inspectors will be checking the ride.
(Barstool Sports)
Filed Under: General Sports
Originally published on TigerDroppings.com
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CanebreakCajun56 months
frick that shite
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pellietigersaint56 months
Call spencer callahan and get paid for emotional trauma
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bapple56 months
Call 3872323
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upgrade56 months
Think about how fun that ride would have been, had the cord broken at the top of the shot.
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JackieTreehorn56 months
That operator guy got the frick out of dodge. lol
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PhilemonThomas56 months
The guy was just about to pull the lever too.
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crossfire56 months
I rode that same one back in 01. Probably the same cords lol
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ConfusedHawgInMO56 months
That cord looked shredded af beforehand.
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Black n Gold56 months
Perhaps Florida should consider having someone other than the Department of Agriculture inspecting carnival rides. How does that make any sense.
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justausedcarguy56 months
Florida..... nuff said
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gpttigers56 months
Awww heeelll noo.
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thePeakyPrince56 months
Some say his hands are still raised to this day
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Kankles56 months
Fruit of the Loom started a scholarship fund in the park worker's honor
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Stiles56 months
All we know is, he’s called THE STIG.
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