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Nov 3, 2021 · Using the case study of the Dreamworld equipment malfunction incident in 2016, social media contents and the coroner’s report revealed the gaps related to the duty of care by the theme park in delivering a safe and secure visitor experience over the past few decades.
Oct 21, 2024 · In October 2016, four adult visitors to southeast Queensland’s Dreamworld – the largest amusement park in Australia – were killed on the Thunder River Rapids ride when two inflatable rafts collided after a broken water pump allowed the ride’s water levels to drop, grounding the front raft.
Jan 20, 2021 · Mechanical rides and roller coasters were involved in 87 events. Fixed-site rides (amusement and theme parks), mobile rides, and waterparks were involved with a similar number of cases.
Mar 1, 2019 · This study describes worldwide occurrence of accidents involving amusement rides. The study compiled and classified reports in international media coverage for a one-year period, analysing event type, ride type, operation type, and regional location.
- Kathryn Woodcock
- 2019
Learn the key factors to consider when developing an emergency plan for a theme park, such as risk assessment, communication, evacuation, training, and recovery.
Amusement park operators cannot anticipate every situation that may lead to an incident, especially when considering the human uncertainty element. However, updating your crisis management plan, providing ongoing training for your staff, and conducting emergency drills can help to make sure this season is a safe, secure, and enjoyable season ...
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May 31, 2018 · Crisis Management. by Heather M Eichenbaum Esq. Accidents are unavoidable. Whether the fault of your park or its patrons, your initial behaviour can make all the difference to the reaction of the guest involved, their family and government regulators, as well to the public perception of your park.
