A 6-year-old boy was hospitalized with traumatic injuries after falling from a roller coaster at a Florida amusement park. Fire officials said he was found on the ground about 20 feet below the Galaxy Spin's track at Fun Spot America, near Kissimmee, on Thursday afternoon, NBC News reports. Information about the boy's condition at an Orlando hospital was not provided. The amusement park said in a statement that state inspectors found no problems with the ride and reported that it was being operated properly, per WOFL.
Still, the Friday statement said, the ride will be closed during an investigation and "until we are 100% sure this will not happen again." The Galaxy Spin is a "wild mouse"-style ride with spinning cars. It can move 29mph and subject riders to a force 2.5 times that of gravity, per the Roller Coaster DataBase. There also are Fun Spot America locations in Orlando and Atlanta. (More roller coasters stories.)
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