Accidents Involving Injury at Roger Rabbit's Car-Toon SpinOfficial U.S. federal and state data on theme park accidents is almost nonexistent. That's why Theme Park Insider users are creating this visitor-maintained database of theme park accidents--to give public at least some information about attraction safety records. Do you know of, or have been part of, an accident involving injury at Roger Rabbit's Car-Toon Spin? Report it to Theme Park Insider. (If you are looking for general information about Roger Rabbit's Car-Toon Spin, please visit Theme Park Insider's reader reviews for Roger Rabbit's Car-Toon Spin.) Verified Incidents(Even though these incidents have been verified, individual reports might contain the opinion of the persons submitting them.)
9/22/2000 - Submitted by robert on 5/12/2001 Four-year-old Brandon Zucker was injured, and ultimately left with brain damage, when he flew out of the ride vehicle and was pinned beneath it. A state investigation blamed Disneyland personnel for loading the Zuckers into the vehicle incorrectly, and cites additional ride design flaws. As a result, Roger Rabbit became the first attraction ordered closed for repairs under California's new theme park regulation law. Unverified ReportsNone reported
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