An alarming incident unfolded at Parque Warner Madrid, Spain’s theme park, involving a Batman Gotham City Escape roller coaster. Reports indicate that a 49-year-old visitor sustained severe injuries, including fractures in both legs, creating panic and confusion among park visitors.
The roller coaster, which opened in 2023, is Spain’s first multi-launch ride. It propels riders rapidly upward and features four inversions that momentarily suspend riders upside down. According to Europa Press, the injured rider experienced an open fracture in his left leg and a closed fracture in his right leg.
Emergency Response
Park officials acted swiftly to halt the ride and initiate emergency response procedures. Immediate medical attention was provided, and the visitor was airlifted to a nearby hospital, as conveyed by Europa Press.
Another park visitor, Juan José Molina, shared that the incident triggered panic, stating, “There were people crying and having anxiety attacks.”
Safety Measures and Investigation
The Batman Gotham City Escape roller coaster will remain closed during an inspection of the incident. Parque Warner is collaborating with authorities to ensure safety and prevent future occurrences.
About the Author
Bonny Chu, a Breaking and Trending News Writer for Fox News Digital, covered this incident highlighting the immediate actions taken by the emergency services and the park management.
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