SeaWorld Worker Allegedly Fails to Secure Rider in Roller Coaster Seat, “Serious” Injuries Reported

Published 6 hours ago at Inside the Magic

SeaWorld is facing legal repercussions after an employee allegedly failed to properly secure a rider in their seat. The incident took place on the Steel Eel Hypercoaster, which opened at SeaWorld San Antonio in 1999. The ride stands 150 feet tall, reaches speeds of up to 65 mph, and features a series of steep drops across 3,700 feet of track. A SeaWorld guest has filed a lawsuit against the...

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