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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 21 ส.ค. 2024
- El Nino stops in air with passengers for over 23 minutes. This video starts minutes into the ordeal when people realized it was not moving.Workers not letting anyone know whats going on. My daughter, sister, and sister in law were on the ride. You can clealyhear people scared and asking for someone to talk to them. The only people trying to calm the are me and another person with family on the side. The only time worker said anything was when one family member broke onto the ride and told them to. Fire department was called by family. Even when people were gotten out. Workers didnt even ask if they were ok or even offered water after being stuck in 85 degree weather in direct sun. Scared and worried.
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the people on the bottom are just vibin
Awww did you hear the kids saying that they love their parents . they must have been so scared
Dramatic. They're literally 10ft off the ground lmao
Closer to 50ft and their kids
@@rstaples1000 still dramatic.
Definitely dramatic
They were at the top of this ride. This ride is called the Spin Out. The top arm can go up to 40-45 feet. So yes I am sure they were scares. It is not dramatic at y’all.
THOSE POOR RIDERS. MY HEART REALLY GOES OUT TO THEM.
I was stuck upside down on a ride when I was small, it affected me for ten years 😢
what ride was that?
I can’t imagine being on that ride and hanging facing the ground. Did anyone finally get off that ride feeling sick?
Andrew Schwartz i whent on and i was sceaming on the top of my lungs
i was on it when it go stuck i was on the one that’s further in the air and when i got off i just wanted to pass out from all the heat and stuff
No, word has it they're still hanging there
Chloe Schoenbachler wait I think I was next to u I was wearing the pink and yellow and black air maxes with my step mom
I was stuck on the ride and when I got off I almost passed out my dad had to help me walk but we got free water when we got off and they gave us free passes for next time all expenses paid for
Operator comes out with a tiny step ladder 😂
a lil hangtime doesnt hurt. 23 minutes of hangtime... yeah. Probably painful. Even tho the seats made by KMG (Manufacturer of that Ride) are incredibly comfy, even in those rather unfortunate angles. The workers looked pretty professional and not rude to me. Its better if the ride stops during a failure instead of continuing. The fact that it stopped means that the safety systems kicked in to prevent even bigger problems.
Nice coment full of details it's perfect and just what I wanted to see
You are correct
it was very professional.. seems like it takes forever while experiencing an emergency but they acted swiftly
I also never saw a KMG Move It get stuck like that
Ride said: *i finna do mannequin challenge*
Do you realize that ride is jumbo
@@starship-hs1qw eh?
@@willacheson5682 that's jumbo from the movie jumbo
😅😅😅😅😅😅😅
@@curtischoice5586 😅😅😅😹😹😹😹😹
11:35 my dad is calling my name
Damn
They used to bring this ride here to Austin Texas and it was called the Spin Out!
Tinnybird G i go there every year
They hve it in Az too
These parents handled this unfortunate situation beautifully! They stayed calm the whole time! Well done to the Mom & Dad for having so much patience! I love how understanding & appreciative the dad was with the officer and vice versa!! 👏🏻 So glad everyone was okay!! 💕
The turn me lose song fits perfect with this situation 😂😂😂
I had this happen to me before.it was a power failure and all hydraulics stopped. There was no immediate danger to anyone who was on the ride.
I was the one in the pink shirt
@Anthonie White yes we were on top it hurt so bad
@@brooklynherbstritt1356 It probably did hurt real bad.
@@Aaliyah_Eli they got us down by manually turning the ride and having a ladder next to the bottom people then unlatching the one that was at the bottom at the time and they safely got off but luckily my step mom who was on the ride with me knew exactly what to do and she told everyone to move there feet in circles and there hands so they dont lose circulation I think but it was scary and I still remember it to this day
@Anthonie White yes
@@Aaliyah_Eli yeah at that time I was only 9 or 10
just imagine if the ride was upside down-
That's why I love the carousel so much since I think I never crossed any news about it being like this.
I remember when this happened I'm so happy I didn't get stuck on it and I just went on the ride yesterday
So what did you use, a screwdriver...? We won't tell.
@@supachaloopa3611 what do you mean "what did you use" I didn't go on it I was on the ride the day before it broke down so I had no issues
@@mandyzombie2 It was a joke. Nevermind.
@@mandyzombie2 It was a joke. Nevermind.
All you have to donit pull the break releas and it will bring the arm lever. And then bleed the fluid from the hydrolysis we own 2 of them. This should have been corrected in 4 mins
there's one of these at the carnival I go to and I swear this happens like twice a day! The first time it happened I was scared but after that It was funny to see people often get stuck upside down. like you say they usually have it back in position and unloaded in 4 minutes and back up and running in 30
omggg imagine if they messed up and realeased all the buckles or whatever keeps them safe
There is no way this could happen
They're called over the head restraints btw
When the ride locks up like that It disables the rides ability to electronically release the restrains. Each seat section must be manually released. The way this is done is by releasing a manual override on the arm above each seat section
@@drewbaum correct just like a roller coaster stopped on a lift hill they cant electronically lift the oth restraints because it's not in the station
@@gizmoduck5919 They can also be called over the shoulder restraints
It’s most likely a generator problem dunno why people make such a big deal out of it, your safe when it happens because of the restraints
Aaron Nash yep the beauty of electro-mechanical locks 😉
Aaron Nash : People make a big deal out of it because NOTHING is fail-safe. Safety bars have been known to fail and detach, injuring and even killing people. There will ALWAYS be human and mechanical errors, especially when equipments are not maintained properly. REMEMBER THAT!
Digital Electronic Creative you’re an idiot. This literal type of ride malfunctioned and killed people in Ohio.
Matt Renton isn’t it 😍
ABakedPotato 😂😂😂
You can't tell people to calm down when you're in that situation and don't know anything about generators, hydrolics, how rides can run out of gas, and how seat restraints release. I would have been terrified too. The kids were scared crying not knowing what's happening or gonna happen. The workers were calm which was good, but they could have communicated better with the crowd and riders.
I was not situation and it's not that bad actually
''Raw'' Footage.
A video of a ride working as intended.
9:11 I’m the one wearing those pink yellow and black air max’s
What holy crap
What I hope this doesn’t happen to me I’m kinda scared ☹️
At least the workers were trying to calm the stuck riders
Damn not like someone died
At least it wasn't straight up making everyone upside down
A lot of tough people in the comments. My heart broke for the riders and their loved ones watching. I was concerned for how long some were upside down and the lack of care after. So sorry this happened.
i tell people before you get on ride u pray because u never know what might happen ya should thank god every day we are alive
We are ALL gonna die someday no matter what! Praying or not! If it's our time, It's our time. Just saying.
Awe, that poor girl is so traumatized 😭 💔
She only got stuck on a ride it's not like she lost her legs like on the smiler.
@@alexandrafreeman8135 The smiler was human error- not the actual ride
@@alexandrafreeman8135 Well yea, but she's handicapped.
She was. She is disabled. She hasn't been to the fair since.
Yeah she stuck but that no big deal I was stuck on the ride rockstar
Why is everyone saying that this accident is scary? it is just an emergency stop.. Nothing to worry about. You wont die, you will only be a little uncomfortable if you were one of the people on the top but that's it, it is not a bad accident, it is a ride doing its' job from saving it from doing something else.
well sitting in that for long periods of time at the top will cut off circulation
Wow really? So for you this is not serious thing? Ah ok😩
TRY TELLING THAT TO THEM!! Dude! If that happened to me I dont care what I know, id be hyperventilating
@@ttvmarcyy7906 ive been in a similar situation in germany. No need to panic, its just uncomfortable hanging like that. The weight of your body pushing you into the restraint makes it a little hard to breathe at first, but its nothing dangerous. You get used to it pretty quickly.
@@yasu3d Oh, wo denn? 😃
This is how they should act
Some of the people on the ground handle this horribly.
Screaming for someone to talk to them, yes it should have been addressed, but at that time the only information they had was the same information everyone had that the ride was stuck in not moving, they were clearly on the ride platform inspecting it trying to figure out information while people continually scream at them.
The fact that this ride got stuck like this, is actually a safety feature and is intended when a mechanical or technical issue is detected, the ride stopped this way to keep the riders safe they were not in any danger.
I know it's a scary situation for all involved but I wish people on the ground handled it a little better, they're screaming and everything only scares people on the ride more, they needed to take a breath relax, realize their loved ones are safe, contact emergency services and take it from there.
The carnival people not talking to the guests that got stuck afterward is terrible and inexcusable, them not saying anything while they're trying to look at the ride and figure out what's wrong while being incessantly screamed at by multiple people may not entirely be uncalled for.
There were more than five workers inspecting and trying to fix the ride within 1 minute and 30 seconds of the start of this video, they were absolutely taking quick action and trying to figure out what was wrong, let them work and fix the issue stop screaming your head off at them, it doesn't fix the situation it doesn't keep the people calm on the ride, it puts everyone under more pressure which can make the situation more dangerous.
How much safer would the people in the ride of felt if the people on the ground would have just said "Hey guys you're all right, we called the fire department don't worry about it one bit, you'll be down as quick as possible."
Instead it was screaming, crying and panicking which only led to the riders being more upset.
But hey what do I know ;)
Just blasting the music still
it is just a broken down ride no one was in any danger but i would have thought they would have a system where they could release the hydraulics to bring it down to the ground and turn the wheel manually to get people off.
Usually there should be a safety system for evacuations. I dont know why they didnt use it here :I
It dangerous to hang upside down for too long, not good on the brain
Thankfully, I'm at the age where I can no longer handle these multi-axial, electro-hydraulic, computer controlled complex monsters of the carnival and amusement park midway... In my younger days, The Rotor, Chance Zipper and Skydiver, Hurricane, Screambler, Paratrooper, Himilayas, Schwarzkopf Monster, a few water rides, and various roller coasters made before 2005 were the extent of my thrill fix back then... None of this new semi-proven techno stuff that keeps popping up from Europe and Asia, especially the ones of the portable variety! ☠
I like the workers attitude
Thank goodness it had stopped where it was on the side and not upside down, that could have ended very badly if that happened... thankfully everyone was safe
that would not end badly your blood would just go to your head.
JGFallways16K - Purple baconhair - silū býkan you would fall off
Stephanie Kirsling how?
Ohio state fair crap bad. Now thats somethin to worry about
I left the fair 1 hour before this happend
DANG i wouldent want to be the one on the very bottom facing the people on the top cause wat if someone threw up from the top 💀💀💀
Ride should have been checked before they started it for the day
Notice how the riders yelling helped the situation
I rode the El nino today and that's what I was scared of 🤭
It must have been terryfying for the people up there. I would totaly sue them if they left me hanging upside down for so long. 22 minutes unitl first people sitting at the bottom were released. 22 minutes while technicians were just talking and not doing shit.
They really had to get stuck on the upside down part😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😥😥😥😥😥🤯🤯🤯😱😱😱😱😱
Yep I'd definitely rather go on a roller coaster
LOL..the song in the background "Find your way back".
Why was the video 22 minutes long 🤔
Why is your comment the 108th comment? Good ol' pointless questions.
I remember the thing that drop down real fast it was some people got on after we got off tell me why they all got stuck at the top I know they was scared .
How about if the ride was brought back to the starting position.
Why would parents put a special needs child on a scary ride like that possibly putting them in that type of situation. That would be a awful feeling for anybody.Talk about a traumatic experience for that poor kid.. Hope everyone got off the ride safely.
This is why I don't ride these rides at carnivals
Why there in no danger lol it’s only like when a car brakes down will you also not drive cars incace they brake down
the ride operrator keeps the music cranked , i think it drowns out the crying kids ?
I always go to fairs; something like this happened to me in a rollercoaster...I’m kinda nervous when going to a ride.
That's a good dad sue the heck out that company
The guy in the blue shirt, Brian Moore, is the one responsible for this happening. while at the shop, he made changes to it that caused the El Nino to fail.
You know that how or is it just Hear say?
What kind of changes?
U are full of crap
THAT'S SPIN OUT!!! MY FAVORITE RIDE!! NOOOOOOOOOOO
its accually called El Nino but then again my sister calls the ride Vertigo (my favorite ride) The Swings.
@@rainymars_ We get this ride here in Austin Texas & it is called the spin out! I have NEVER heard of it called El Nino. I guess it depends on the locations and regions the ride was made I really don't know though. I just noticed how the same rides have different names.
@@tinnybird1971 Theres multiple rides of the same model with different names!
That ride has a tendency to break down like that it also takes the mechanics an hour or two to fix the ride
idk where im from its up and running again 30 minutes after one of these episodes
That would. Be my luck
Same
Hangtime on rides is fun. Im glad they didnt get stuck upside-down tho. Even those comfortable seats on KMG rides couldnt have stopped that being incredibly uncomfortable lmao.
I was at the bottom to in the black it wasint that comfortable down there
The rıde probaly ran out of fuel or electrıc cut or Power shut
They dont run on Gas. Its usually electricity, for a few rides (not this one) its an oil motor, that uses pressure and oil to get stuff moving (not burning the oil). Also, that wasn't a power outage. The Safety system detected a failure and safely stopped the ride, as it should. Its better to get stuck for 20+ minutes instead of something happening like what happened with fireball or other rides that failed. This is a normal (but obviously rarely occuring) thing.
Yasu the Cat thanks for your feedback! It’s probably system failure that it cause the ride to stop and shut the lights off
2017 was the last year I worked the state fair... I can't believe I missed this!
This is a dream come true for people that love rides like this or roller coasters or..... well any type of ride..
It does not happen a lot that a ride e-stops (and your on it yourselve)..... It's perfectly normal that this happens.... it just means the ride has found an issue and instead of completing it's program it stops half way. People that call the police and fire trucks really don't know anything about rides and even more are calling them for nothing really... Everything get's tested and there is always a solution to the issue and if there is no solution the ride operator can call them by themselves... brakes are designed to brake when there is no power and when powered they open.... Think about it... it's safe and... it saves power... it's a win/win.
Ofc the ride operator could tell the people on the ride what is happening (not every 5 minutes though, like people are demanding... Shouting to the operators and constantly asking questions does not help speed u the fix though) and maybe should provide some after care..... but hey...people were not actually in danger. it's a minor inconvenience. The people screaming and shouting not being in the ride probably even made it a worse experience for the people in the ride then it was. Because they were freaking out more then the people on it :P People on it just got an extended ride time :P
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I’ve had that happen. So scary
This is why no one goes on the fire ball anymore
My heart went out these kids awfull thank god got help
My friend was on that
Maybe I don’t get it,but the music was still going but the ride lost power?
The byline on this makes it sound like the ride folks were doing nothing and that's NOT TRUE. Observe the activity carefully. The ride operators are NOT the ride engineers. The operators know how to load people, turn it on, and turn it off, then unload people. Most of the time it works perfectly. But, when a malfunction like this happens, then the ride maintenance people are called. When they get there, they go right to work, trying to figure out what has malfunctioned. They investigate carefully to see exactly why the ride is frozen so that no one is released from the safety restraints until the ride has been fully diagnosed. "They're not tellin' them nothing!" Of course they aren't. They may not yet know since it's a HUGE machine with complicated controls. Explaining what's wrong, or what they don't know won't help anyone, while continuing to work as fast as possible to understand and possibly fix the problem WILL help.
Since breakdowns are always a possibility, one should only ride if you can remain calm and be patient. The operators are not trained (if anyone should be) to handle distress of patrons. Like I said, they know how to operate the thing, not how to manage distress. One guy starts talking up the kids, and that made things better. If you can keep them distracted, they won't feel so stressed.
As for the engineers, there comes a point where they may decide that the safest way to unload people would be to have the fire department assist in getting them down. But, again, this has to be done CAREFULLY, since they may have to release the restraints on a whole seat worth of riders at once. That would be trickiest for the ones hanging face down. Nothing about this kind of fail is simple, and if the machine has a fundamental break like some bolt giving way or some such, then the amount of time to be rescued could go up exponentially. It is essential that those on the ground remain optimistic and supportive of those who must wait in discomfort.
At least in this video, it is clear to me that the ride folks are doing all they can to bring folks down, but with safety considered first over comfort or speed. That sort of thinking is paramount. Just casually blaming the ride folks is not taking into account all that is involved. I can't see much fault with the engineers or the operators, to be honest. If the machine can't move, it can't be moved. Once the fire dept. arrives on scene, they take over and the engineers are merely assisting them with their knowledge of what can or can't be done safely. Everything that happened in this video is NORMAL procedure.
I'm genuinely sorry for those who were held captive by the machine and those who became distressed. Rides are designed to be scary and we love them for that. It's only when we are confronted with how scary they really can be during a mechanical failure that we get the full scope of it. Little kids especially can't understand why something like a fair ride doesn't work right.
By way of comparison, Disney World has a team of inspectors, and engineers who work hard to anticipate and prevent accidents from occurring. But people are people and machines are machines. Even with their excellent record, Disney World has encountered unexpected situations like this. I guess I'm saying that even under the best of circumstances, something may happen. If it does, remain calm, try to relax, and be patient. Help will come as soon as possible.
And one thing that helps me in such situations is the knowledge that the ride may have failed in such a way that people would be safe, rather that continuing its cycle and possibly injuring one or more riders. I may have to wait awhile, but at least I'm whole and the ride isn't doing anything dangerous. I can wait for the rescuers to come get us down.
What the hell? That is why I do not go in pop up rides .. even big parks they do not do annual inspection! They should have a emergency release,,so it comes down! Omg, I would be terrified! I know there will be a hefty lawsuit!
Lord the ride just stopped it’s not like it came apart while in motion. no one was hurt. Why the hysterics???? Just sit tight wait to safely removed.
This happened to me but on the kmg experience. It wasnt scary but I was upside down and was like that for at least 3 minutes. Shortly after the season ended they sold the ride and bought a new kmg ride
fantastic air time, most rides last 2 minutes
Here in indiana they have a simular ride called the power surge i would never trust them rides
Imagine if it were night time and the lights still worked!
These poor kids!
what happened to the ride is stuck
They need to ban them types of rides period! Absolutely ridiculous 🙄😒
At least some of the kids had a great time .!
If people knew how infrequently carnival/fair rides are inspected, they would never ride them. Fairs and especially carnivals just do not fall under the same rules and regulations as permanent theme parks do.
I was there that time me and my brother went on it the day before it was good then the next day I came with my sister and my sister's ride was good but after my sister's ride this happened thank you god for saving my family
My fair is in 7 days I kinda wanna get stuck on a ride but don't mostly the zipper bc If I got stuck on that (more like forgotten) I would be throwing up lol
Just imagine your foot got itchy. That kinda itchy where you gotta scratch it with nails
I bet keeping the shitty loud music really helped with communications.
This is called a superstar in the uk
Jamie Macdonald no the superstar is a completely different ride. Superstar only spins in two directions, the KMG Spinout spins in 3 directions.
When you get the 10 Dollar setup
Lol
Rides like this (made by KMG) cost over £500,000
Omg I rode that ride it’s called the spin out at my place like if you ride it and like if your ride is named spin out in Lethbridge but I rode this one you can read the one on top of this comment
All that's happened here is the set has stopped prob run out of fuel and the ride has gone into emergency break mode...
Yea happened to me once on the same ride but in UK haha they had it back up and running in 10 mins so it wasn't too bad
A funfair ride dosent run with feul it runs with electricity
@@oreoplayz594 Some older ones do. But this doesn't. They used to have it at the Illinois State Fair but they got rid of it because it also kept breaking down.
@@oreoplayz594 generators make electricity
I probably would of been laughing then I’d probably start crying at the same time 😂
I’ve went on the zipper aka a frickin flipping machine. This would be fine if I was on that with it broken down.
IN THIS VID THE BLOKE ON THE GROUND IS PANICKING MORE ABOUT IT THEN THE ACTUAL PEOPLE ON THE RIDE ITSELF.
I would not like them telling me to back up while trying to reassure my child. I understand it but I probably would have told him where he can go 😡
That's one of those move it 24 spin out rides
Uh...no more dangerous carnival rides for me, I'm retired now.
Never understood the thrill of these death traps.
i find them fun, the odds of this happening to any rides are very low. people just look at final destination and they're like "yeah, no rides for me."
@@masonsoda I agree with you. Im a german fair enthusiast and i fucking LOVE these rides. Wouldn't ride any in America personally, because im spoiled with german TÜV safety XD. (In germany safety measures are waaaaaay higher) But here nothing was done wrong (except being a little nicer maybe.). The people were safely evacuated. Still, ensuring that safety takes some time, and as they said : they should be patient, theyre working on it.
Death traps really its a power failure.
Try draining the hydros it will let the ride down
I was doing that in Louisiana and that happen
Oh really what part of Louisiana
kaelin guidry Shreveport
@@masonstates5156 oh wow
@4:02. I bet tht guy bubble wraps his house and gives his kid participation trophies
This is why I don’t like up side down rides it scares me this mind happen