Shocking photos show what happened within the most dangerous theme park in the world where six people died – US news

The photos of one of the most horrible thematic parks have been shared, and is a gloomy visualization.

You may have heard of Action Park before: the theme park was located in New Jersey, USAAnd it was one of the most popular thematic parks in the country.

However, it closed in 2016 after Six visitors died In attractions in the park, with a particular trip, the alpine slide, even with a chilling warning signal at your entrance.

In 1980, a 19 -year -old died in Alpine slide after the brakes in his slide car broke, sending him flying from the track to hit his head fatally against a rock.

The infamous theme park had a HBO Documentary focused on him, entitled Colleagues action park, In 2020. You can see the trailer below:

The park also presented the dangerous Slide of ‘Canyon ball loop’where the runners made a complete loop. The volunteers were offered money to prove the slide, which would leave visitors with cuts caused by the teeth that had been stuck in the slide of the previous cyclists.

It sounds lovely, right?

The Park Park pool was also noticeable: up to 30 people had to be rescued every day and three people died.

A 19 -year -old died in Alpino Tobogán (HBO)

Well, all this did not prevent the park from being an access point for Americans in the 80s and 90s in particular.

The theme park was so fun that many people really didn’t care about the threat of serious injuries, showing their scratches and bruises.

New Jersey Radio Station 101.5 asked His listeners will send their memories of previous visits to Action Park.

The slides were left with pieces of teeth in them (HBO)

Six people died in Action Park (HBO)

Former Visitor Dondi Rivera explained that it was in the infamous Alpine slide in 1987, said that “that thing flew and scraped (su) elbows and chest.”

He continued: “The tobogán of the tube: I hit my head inside that tube before firing in the water. Also the large inflatable round raft.

“We would have about 5 or 6 people, one of my friends hit my face against the back of other friends. Blood everywhere.”

Also visiting the aquatic park in the late 80s, Victor Galletto recalls that all those who were with those who were injured with ‘scratches and burns’, on a walk you cannot remember the name.

A documentary exposed what happened in Action Park (HBO)

Three people died in the wave pool (HBO)

A 1980 visitor, Victor Bove, said he stayed with ‘A setback and wedge’ scraped, even sending a blatant ‘Lol’ to the radio station at the end.

Maybe we have become soft, because I don’t think anyone voluntarily visits a theme park that gave injuries to visitors.

However, not everyone stayed with serious injuries, since John Feddersen shared that he visited the park in 1987, adding: “There are no important injuries, but we always show our scratches, blows, burns and cuts as trophies …”

It may not seem attractive in the twentieth century, but Action Park was the place to return in the past. For some reason.