Guests Evacuated From ‘Incredibles’-Themed Incredicoaster In Sweltering Heat At Disney’s California Adventure
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As temperatures rose into the 80s, Disney California Adventure employees evacuated 20 passengers on a ride at the park in Anaheim on Sunday.
The Incredibles-themed Incredicoaster broke down on its track about 1:30 p.m. Sunday, according to the Orange County Register.
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Passengers were given umbrellas and water to help them beat the heat while they waited to be freed from the 120-foot-tall attraction.
Disneyland employees wore safety harnesses as they helped guests get off the ride, the Register reported. The evacuation took about 30 minutes, which is normal for such an event.
One woman posted about her experience, saying she wanted to get on the ride again, but her group was too scared to do so.
I forgot to tell y’all we got stuck at the top of the incredicoaster and had to walk down the stairs. I wanted to get back on after they fixed it but everyone was scared 😒
— Jazmyne 🫶🏽 (@prncessnobblgum) July 1, 2024
City News Service contributed to this report.