DC back up late this afternoon but is no longer "dueling". Also, security is definately more present and before you get on riders are asked to "show your hands" so I guess they think there is a culprit and not a ride malfunction.
DC back up late this afternoon but is no longer "dueling". Also, security is definately more present and before you get on riders are asked to "show your hands" so I guess they think there is a culprit and not a ride malfunction.
I doubt it's a ride malfunction since this attraction has been running for many many years w/o serious incident and now all of a sudden people are getting hurt. Coasters are checked daily to make sure everything is running as planned and when it's shut down for big time maintenance it's checked even more closely. There's no telling what the root cause is but I bet it turns out to be something to do with other riders having items they shouldn't. It's a shame that anyone gets hurt at a theme park when their main goal was to have fun. I'm very disappointed the trains are no longer dueling since that was the main premise of the ride but I understand the reasons and maybe the trains will again duel someday.
I wouldn't...the coasters are still fun on their own but the dueling was the main attraction. Now it's just like a regular coaster but again still lots of fun.
I think all injuries have to be reported if they required a visit to a hospital. However, if there is no liability involved, I don't think the media really cares.
DC back up late this afternoon but is no longer "dueling". Also, security is definately more present and before you get on riders are asked to "show your hands" so I guess they think there is a culprit and not a ride malfunction.