Disney World fire - A new ride that was supposed to attract more visitors caused trouble rather than enjoyment. By Saturday night, the ride called Seven Dwarfs Mine Train had suddenly caught fire. Officials investigating the incident claim there have been no injuries recorded. What could have caused the Disney World fire at the new ride attraction?
The Disney Word fire at the Seven Dwarfs Mine Train ride was recorded at 10: 20 pm in a report by WGHP. By 11 pm, the fire had been extinguished by the Disney fire crew. The Reedy Creek Improvement District, who was in charge of Disney World Resort, failed to answer the emergency call with regards to the Disney World fire at the Seven Dwarfs Mine Train.
Despite the Disney World fire that occurred in the new attraction, the Seven Dwarfs Mine Train ride was reopened for guests by midnight. According to reports, the fire was caused by fireworks. Photos of the fire immediately went viral on social networking sites Twitter and Instagram. A few had thought the fire was part of the attraction.
"Come to Walt Disney World. Trust me, the fire effects on the rides are so realistic, you'd swear the ride is burning," stated one Twitter user.
Thankfully, the fire at Disney World didn't take long to be extinguished. Guests who had been on the ride were quickly evacuated. No injuries were noted.
"@disneydancer16 Spoke to someone who was safely evacuated from the attraction, it appears that there have been no injuries," said a Twitter user in reply to question about the Disney World fire.
The extent of the damage of the Disney World fire at the Seven Dwarfs Mine Train ride is yet to be assessed. The Seven Dwarfs Mine Train ride originally opened late May as an extension of Disney World's New FantasyLand expansion.
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