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Theme Park Justice Group
National resource · California first

Serious Theme Park Injuries Deserve a Serious Investigation.

A focused resource for people injured on rides, attractions and theme-park properties.

  • Serious Injury Focus
  • California First · National Reach
  • Evidence-Driven Intake

Start with the essentials

A calm first review.

Why this site exists

Specialty focus changes the questions we ask.

Theme-park matters can involve engineered ride systems, operating practices, property conditions, technical records, and multiple jurisdictions. We help people organize the facts and understand possible next steps.

Investigate the system

Look beyond the event to the ride, component, operating context, records, and evidence.

Respect the facts

No assumptions about cause or liability. Every matter depends on documented facts and applicable law.

Signature experience

Park & Ride Intelligence

A structured investigation layer connecting entities, systems, records, and injuries. Search and follow relationships without treating a database appearance as evidence of fault.

Open intelligence explorer

The newest entry in the Florida report

  1. 1 · Report

    Florida FDACS, October 15, 2026

  2. 2 · Facility

    Disney World

  3. 3 · Quarter

    3rd quarter 2026

  4. 4 · Date

    9/25/26

  5. 5 · Entry, as reported

    “Pirates of the Caribbean, 45 yom, guest had a seizure after exiting the attraction”

Official records, as reportedNo fault stated

In the report’s own words: “The following report is a compilation of data collected from the exempt facilities and reflects only the information reported at the time of the incident.” Each entry is what the park reported; the report states no cause or fault.

How incidents happen

A chain of systems, decisions, and conditions.

Actual cause is fact-specific and may require technical, regulatory, or legal investigation. These mechanisms are research starting points, not conclusions.

M01

Restraint issues

Review system design, records, observations, and context relevant to this issue.

M02

Mechanical / component failure

Review system design, records, observations, and context relevant to this issue.

M03

Maintenance / inspection

Review system design, records, observations, and context relevant to this issue.

M04

Operator / supervision

Review system design, records, observations, and context relevant to this issue.

M05

Falls

Review system design, records, observations, and context relevant to this issue.

M06

Collisions

Review system design, records, observations, and context relevant to this issue.

M07

Premises hazards

Review system design, records, observations, and context relevant to this issue.

Who may be involved

Responsibility can span more than one role.

Depending on the facts, relevant parties may include a park or operator, property owner, ride manufacturer, component maker, maintenance or inspection contractor, or another entity. Identification is not an accusation.

  • Park / operator
  • Property owner
  • Ride manufacturer
  • Component maker
  • Maintenance contractor
  • Inspection contractor

Evidence & investigation

  1. 1Physical equipment preservation, when applicable
  2. 2Photos, video, tickets, receipts, and reservations
  3. 3Incident reports and witness information
  4. 4Medical records and treatment timeline
  5. 5Maintenance, inspection, recall, and warning records
  6. 6Government investigations and other documentation
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California first

The first deep market.

California law on ride and park injuries has its own page here, and so does every other state.

National reach

Matters are evaluated based on jurisdiction. No single-attorney nationwide licensing is implied.

Serious injuries

Focused on severe, ride-relevant harm.

Catastrophic injury, brain and neurologic injury, spinal injury, severe orthopedic injury, burns where relevant, and wrongful death.

Catastrophic & neurologic injury

Clinical records, mechanism, prognosis, and long-term impact may all matter.

Spinal, orthopedic & burn injury

Clinical records, mechanism, prognosis, and long-term impact may all matter.

Wrongful death

Clinical records, mechanism, prognosis, and long-term impact may all matter.

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Tell Us What Happened

Starting point

Tell us what happened—one clear step at a time.

Begin with the incident type, location, and injury severity. You will not be asked for unnecessary sensitive information upfront.

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