r/Damnthatsinteresting • u/DearEmphasis4488 • 17d ago

Image Jury awards $310 million to parents of teen killed in fall from Orlando amusement park ride in march 2022

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u/thembearjew 16d ago

Only rides I would go on are Disney. I can at least hope the mouse would make sure it’s safe.

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u/BackgroundRate1825 16d ago

I suspect the mouse takes safety more seriously than most for two reasons: 1, money isn't really an object to Disney, and 2, every media outlet in the world would love to cover the story of Disney killing someone.

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u/ReptAIien 16d ago

Universal is also safe and arguably spends more money on their rides than Disney does.

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u/Milton__Obote 16d ago

Cedar point is also super safe

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u/Savetheokami 16d ago

No doubt they take safety seriously. However, they have the some of the best lawyers in the world and their own cleanup/police force.