In a shocking incident at Disneyland theme park in Southern California, three visitors were injured when a light pole fell over due to high winds. The incident occurred on Main Street U.S.A. just before 8:30 a.m., according to Disneyland officials. The fallen pole landed in a flower bed near the Disneyland flag pole, which is used for stage lighting, parades, and shows in the Main Street area.
Reports from Disneyland News Today state that an elderly woman was struck on the head and had to be taken away on a stretcher. Another guest was seen with a head bandage. Anaheim Fire and Rescue confirmed that one patient had serious injuries, while two others were treated at the scene and released.
The lamppost was promptly removed, and the area was blocked off with vehicles. Despite the incident, the park remained open.
Strong winds were expected in Southern California on that day, with the National Weather Service warning about the possibility of damaging winds that could blow down large objects like trees and power lines. The service also advised that travel could be difficult, especially for drivers of high-profile vehicles.
Disneyland officials and Anaheim fire authorities have been reached out to for further information on the incident.
This incident serves as a reminder of the potential dangers posed by extreme weather conditions. Visitors to the theme park should exercise caution and be aware of any safety advisories issued by park authorities.
Overall, this event highlights the importance of maintaining safety measures and ensuring the well-being of visitors at popular tourist destinations.
