August 20th 2024.
A day at the fair took a scary turn for visitors at Skegness Pleasure Beach when a ride suddenly stopped mid-air. Around 25 people were left stranded and in need of urgent help. Thankfully, emergency services quickly arrived on the scene to rescue the stranded riders.
It was around 6pm when the Super Trooper ride malfunctioned, leaving its passengers suspended high above the ground. The situation was not resolved until two hours later, at 8pm, when all of the riders were safely rescued. This was undoubtedly a nerve-wracking experience for both the riders and the emergency responders.
According to the Lincolnshire Police, they were alerted to the incident and immediately made their way to the Pleasure Beach. They described the situation as a ride malfunction that left a number of people stuck in the air. Fire and ambulance services were also called to assist in the rescue efforts.
In light of the situation, the police asked the public to avoid the area in order to allow the emergency services to work efficiently and ensure the safety of the stranded riders. It's reassuring to know that these services were able to come together and successfully rescue everyone involved. Let's hope that this incident serves as a reminder to prioritize safety measures at amusement parks.
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