There’s nothing more nerve-wracking at a theme park than the anticipation that builds over a roller coaster’s slow, initial climb. Except, of course, when it completely stops in its tracks.
The Storm Coaster at Sea World Australia broke down on Friday, trapping eight people in a car, the Courier Mail reports. As the helicopters circled overhead, heavy winds bore down, and workers scrambled to rescue the passengers, one of the kids in the coaster did what anyone should do in a time of such personal crisis: He dabbed.
UPDATE: Several people are still stuck on a roller coaster at Sea World. Crews working to free them. #9News pic.twitter.com/oKnju5Bgtn
— 9News Gold Coast (@9NewsGoldCoast) September 30, 2016
Gold Coast: People carefully rescued from a roller coaster stuck at the top of a ride at Sea World. Report on 7 News at 4pm & 6pm. #7News pic.twitter.com/KXFM7xPxAn
— 7NEWS Sydney (@7NewsSydney) September 30, 2016
The ride had stopped after a sensor error triggered its safety systems, a spokesperson told Yahoo. “[O]ur highly trained staff ensured the safest outcome was achieved with the guests led down the stairs to ground level without incident.”
But I think we all know who the real hero was.
H/T Mashable
