'Are we ever going to drop down?'
‘So the ride kept going and we’re all like, “No, please, I don’t want to get stuck again,”‘ Spencer said.
Amusement park staff asked riders if anyone had fainted or thrown up as their over-the-shoulder harnesses finally popped up and they were free to disembark. Two passengers had experienced chest pain and were seen by on-site health workers before being released, a spokesperson said.‘Guests were unloaded safely and assessed by first aid staff before being released back into the park,’ they said.The Lumberjack opened in 2018 and has two axe-shaped pendulums that reach heights of up to 75ft, according to Canada’s Wonderland.
Its ‘face-to-face seats let guests interact with one another and watch the terror on their friends’ faces as they loop round and round’.Get in touch with our news team by emailing us at
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