Paramedics were rushed there and took her away.
Her face was extremely bloody and mangled. It turns out that a girl was hit in the face by a bird flying by the tracks. After I got off the coaster, I hear screaming and crying. "The second one happened on a very high-speed coaster that goes over 100 mph. I had to go to a bathroom and wash them off me. My face and chest were covered in dead muffleheads. As soon as we took off, I was just pelted with those b. We made the poor choice to ride in the front row. It's a roller coaster with a 120 mph take off that takes you 400 ft. My friends and I decided to ride a roller coaster a few minutes before the park closed one night. During the day, there are tons of dead ones lying on the ground. At night, lights are completely covered in them. "In June, muffleheads are f- everywhere at this amusement park. The doctor said if they had gone 1/2mm deeper, I would have lost my vision … I’m still wearing contacts and riding roller coasters." - Redditor davewinkwink They cut my eye open and got the pieces out. "A week later I go back and the doctor said the eye healed over the pieces. The doctor said my eye will heal and push the pieces out and gave tons of antifungal eye drops and numbing drops to help me. Long story short, my cornea was ripped open 8mm by 8mm and had pieces embedded in my eye. "Twenty minutes later, help arrived and they washed out my eye but couldn't find my contact. I had to crawl out of my seat and wave to a worker who didn't speak much English. When the ride came to the station the pain was only getting worse. I was wearing my contacts and upon impact, my eye was burning so bad. "I was riding a roller coaster and got hit right in the eye with a bug. Safe to say he made sure we drank plenty of water in the summer going forward." - Redditor ron_e123 I woke up in the medical center of the theme park and was diagnosed with a severe heat stroke that nearly killed me. "At this point a remember everything turning a very dark shade of yellow, I couldn't speak, and the last thing I remember was watching my deep yellow-hued vomit being broadcasted all across the lady in line front of me. I had no idea what was going on, so I tried to tell my friend's dad, but it was too late. I was getting light headed, and things were very oddly fading in and out into different shades of yellow. Well about 30 minutes into the wait, I started feeling a little odd. "We finally get inside and traverse the park to get in line for our first ride which had an estimated one hour wait time. So at this point, I'd had absolutely zero water leading up to our arrival at the park. We woke up late that day and went straight to lunch beforehand, where I ate a cheeseburger, salty fries, and a soda. It was located in Houston, and if you've ever been to Houston during the summer, you know it's hot as f. "My friend's dad took my friend and me to an amusement park one summer when we were 11. Eating fried food before a hot day at the park isn't the best idea.
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