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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Why do companies manufacture such nonsense...and why do people think things like this are fun? Read the link to the lawsuits that a pp posted. A kid had a heart attack and died. At an amusement park. This is not amusing. It baffles me. [/quote]

Um b/c a lot of people actually enjoy it. Yes, there is a higher probability than conventional rides of people feeling sick afterwards hence the warning), but a lot of people love those rides. The person who passed away had an underlying medical condition and there are numerous signs/warnings that the ride is not for people with certain medical conditions.

Due diligence. [/quote]

The thing about the warnings is that it's not like you really have any clue. This ride is totally unique. How many claustrophobia-inducing centrifuges have you been on? [/quote]

And you often  don't know if you have a congenital heart condition, or an aneurysm, or an arterial blockage, until it's too late. [/quote]

Right. And this is why you're not supposed to ride when pregnant, [b]but DCUMs seem to be unable to stay away from amusement park rides for nine months[/b].[/quote]

What are you talking about?? OP isn't pregnant. [/quote]

No kidding. But the expectant mothers forum is full of pregnant women who want to ride the rides at Disney, because what could possibly go wrong?[/quote]

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