The Tiana's Bayou Adventure attraction, located at Disneyland Resort (California), was once again stopped preventively after a minor allegedly exited the vehicle during the ride, as reported by 'TMZ'. This is the second incident of similar characteristics recorded at this attraction in approximately a month.
The events took place on Saturday night at the Anaheim theme park. According to information published by 'FOX', an employee monitoring the operation of the attraction through security cameras noticed that a child had exited the log in which they were traveling with other visitors.
Upon realizing the situation, the worker immediately activated the emergency protocol, which allowed the ride to be stopped before the incident could worsen. As a result, the attraction remained temporarily closed while the staff assisted the occupants and ensured that everyone could safely exit the facility.
At the moment, the reasons why the minor exited the vehicle during the ride have not been disclosed, nor has their age or whether they suffered any injuries been confirmed. Likewise, Disneyland has not reported how long the attraction remained out of service.
This incident is reminiscent of the one that occurred on June 21, when a 13-year-old visitor deliberately exited the log during the ride and ended up sliding down the final drop, about 15 meters high. Following the incident, the teenager was taken to a hospital as a precautionary measure.