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After watching a woman fall from a ride and hang by her feet, you will never want to set foot in an amusement park again. She must thank her lucky stars for surviving the freak accident.
There have been several instances of similar incidents that have often turned out to be fatal. So, viewers are shocked by the fact that the woman in the viral video didn’t sustain a single injury, although, the experience may have left her traumatized for life!
Woman falls from a ride and hangs by her feet
The viral video shared by the YouTube channel ViralHog shows a scary incident that reportedly occurred in France.
The couple that filmed the video said they were at the Foire du Trône – a popular traditional funfair in France – when two girls climbed on the ride before them.
The giant swing ride – as the name suggests – swings the riders from a certain height, sometimes as high as a four-story building. They are supported with straps as they swing at a high speed from one end to another.
Even though the woman had the harness on, it appears to have come off as soon as the ride swung her down. She ends up dangling by her feet.
The couple that captured the terrifying moment said she should thank her “big boots” for holding on to the harness. No injuries were reported related to the incident.
Rider was ‘lucky’
Several users think the woman got extremely lucky as the accident could have ended badly, while others have decided never to get on that ride!
“At least she didn’t fall off but I’m never going on one of those after seeing that,” wrote one.
“This is exactly why I just don’t go on this thing,” said another.
A third user said: “Imagine her head hit something at that speed. I’m glad she’s okay. Lucky!”
As no further details about the incident have been shared, it isn’t clear what caused the strap to come off.
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Look no further for videos similar to the one above that’ll spring to your mind every time you step into an amusement park. We have plenty more such stories for you.
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