A woman named Emma McGuinness. sued Walt Disney Parks and Resorts due to a serious gynecological injury, which he accuses was caused by an attraction at Walt Disney World Resortlocated in Orlando, Florida.

According to the lawsuit, McGuinness was injured while riding the Humunga Cowabunga slide at Typhoon Lagoon, which Disney World said on its website. It has a height of 214 feet (65.2 meters) with steep drops.

The woman’s narrative notes that at the onset of attraction she “took the right position slide down El Tobogan as instructed, and then began the descent.”

However, “as Ms McGuinness approached the end of Slide, his body rose, remaining in air“. The woman’s body was later thrown onto the surface of the attractioncausing her legs to change from their original position, “leaving her vulnerable to injury.”

Therefore, when the woman fell into the water at the end of the descent, the one-piece swimsuit the woman was wearing was “They pressed her painfully between her legs, and the water poured into her with force.”

“Immediately he felt a strong internal pain and, getting up, Blood began to flow from under his feet. She was transported by ambulance to a local hospital for medical attention and treatment and was ultimately hospitalized. transferred to another hospital for treatment of a gynecological wound“, the lawsuit, dated September 27, 2023, describes.

The events took place on October 14, 2019, when Emma was celebrating her 30th birthday at Walt Disney World. After the incident, according to the lawsuit, the woman “received serious and irreversible bodily harm, including severe vaginal tears, full thickness tears causing the plaintiff had a protruding intestine through the abdominal wall and damage to its internal organs.”

So Emma and her husband Edward sued Walt Disney Parks and Resorts on two counts of negligence and loss of consortium. The amount of the claim for damages is more than fifty thousand dollars.

“Whether your ankles are crossed or not, going down El Tobogan” carries certain risks that Disney was aware of or, with reasonable care, should have known. These risks They are not revealed to Disney guests or Mrs. McGuinness..

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Specifically, when a coaster passenger reaches the end of the ride and enters a pool of water designed to stop further movement, the force of the water can press loose clothing into the person’s anatomy. Because of the female anatomy. the risk is “more common and more severe than in the case of men.”“, the lawsuit argues.

Until now, Disney has not taken a public position about demand.