Carowinds, a North Carolina amusement park, has temporarily closed a rollercoaster after a visitor discovered a crack while the ride was in motion.
An amusement park visitor in North Carolina discovered a crack in the support pillar of a rollercoaster while people were riding it this week. visitor in North Carolina discovered a crack in the support pillar of a rollercoaster while people were on the ride.
"Carowinds closed Fury 325 after park personnel became aware of a crack at the top of a steel support pillar. The park’s maintenance team is conducting a thorough inspection and the ride will remain closed until repairs have been completed. Safety is our top priority and we appreciate the patience and understanding of our valued guests during this process.
According to the amusement park's website, Fury 325 is the"the tallest, fastest, longest giga coaster in North America."
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