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Behind the cheerful music, colourful mascots, and towering roller coasters, theme parks hide a darker side. In this episode, we investigate the tragic accidents that have occurred in some of the UK's most beloved amusement parks. From mechanical failures and operator errors to overlooked safety standards and corporate cover-ups, we uncover the human stories behind the headlines. What really happens when fun turns fatal? And how safe are these thrill rides we trust with our lives? Join us to find out.
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