Accidents Involving Injury at Warner Bros. Movie World MadridOfficial 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 Warner Bros. Movie World Madrid? Report it to Theme Park Insider. Verified Incidents(Even though these incidents have been verified, individual reports might contain the opinion of the persons submitting them.)
8/13/2005 - Haunted Hotel - Submitted by robert on 8/15/2005 According to a statement from the park, a 23-year-old Spanish man died after trying to climb out of the safety restraints on the ride. The movement of the attraction caused the man to hit his head, inflicting a fatal injury. Park emergency workers responded and the victim was transported to a local hospital, where he was pronounced dead. Unverified ReportsNone reported
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