Visitors Rescued From A Broken-Down Disney Monorail
I love riding the monorails at Disney. But not so sure I’d be crazy about getting stuck on one. Rescue workers helped remove people from a broken-down monorail at Walt…
397155 23: People pass through the ticket/monorail entrance to Walt Disney World November 11, 2001 in Orlando, Florida. (Photo by Joe Raedle/Getty Images)
Joe Raedle/Getty ImagesI love riding the monorails at Disney. But not so sure I'd be crazy about getting stuck on one.
Rescue workers helped remove people from a broken-down monorail at Walt Disney World on Thursday.
There are pictures from the scene that show rescue workers at the bottom of the track near the Magic Kingdom parking lot waiting to help people.
One guest said he had to be taken off the monorail through the roof.
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