Shanghai Disneyland ride breaks down, visitors suspended in air for 30mins


Visitors seated while on the Soaring Over the Horizon ride at Shanghai Disneyland shortly before it broke down. Photo: Leo Hou

SHANGHAI: Some Shanghai Disneyland visitors were reportedly left hanging up to six-storeys in the air for half an hour after one of the theme park's rides broke down because of a mechanical problem on Tuesday night.

The 4D-ride, "Soaring Over the Horizon" – an indoor flight motion simulator attraction that shows scenes from around the world on a big projection screen, and can accommodate up to 90 people – stopped working at about 7.40pm, the news website Xinmin.cn reported.

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