Tourist dies after passing out on HK Disneyland ride; theme park says not related to ride safety


A Filipino tourist reportedly had a “pre-existing medical condition”, and his death was said to be not related to a slow-moving boat ride he was on at Hong Kong Disneyland. - Hong Kong Disneyland via ST/ANN

HONG KONG: A 53-year-old Filipino tourist died after passing out while on the Frozen Ever After ride at Hong Kong Disneyland, according to media reports.

The man had a “pre-existing medical condition”, and his death was not related to the themed attraction – a slow-moving boat ride – he was on, according to a report in the South China Morning Post (SCMP).

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