Archive · 1 Sep 2026
Batman Roller Coaster Accident Leaves Spanish Visitor With Leg Fractures
A man riding a Batman-themed roller coaster in Spain was badly injured.
He broke both of his legs.
One injury was an open fracture, while the other was a closed fracture.
The ride stopped as soon as the accident happened.
Emergency workers treated him at the scene.
The park then closed the roller coaster.
Officials and independent experts will inspect it carefully.
It will stay closed until they decide it is safe for visitors.
A 49-year-old visitor suffered fractures in both legs on Batman Gotham City Escape in Spain.
Europa Press reported an open fracture in his left leg and a closed fracture in his right leg.
The ride stopped immediately, and emergency personnel provided first aid at the scene.
Parque Warner Madrid closed the attraction after the Saturday incident.
Authorities and independent safety inspectors will review the ride before it can reopen.
- Who
- A 49-year-old visitor at Parque Warner Madrid was injured.
- What
- The visitor suffered fractures in both legs while riding Batman Gotham City Escape.
- When
- The incident occurred on a Saturday; the articles do not provide a specific date.
- Where
- At Parque Warner Madrid in Spain.
- Why
- The cause of the accident was not stated; the attraction was closed for a safety investigation.
- Attraction
- Batman Gotham City Escape
- Park
- Parque Warner Madrid
- Country
- Spain
- Injured visitor
- 49-year-old man
- Injuries
- Open fracture in the left leg and closed fracture in the right leg
- Immediate response
- The ride stopped, and emergency personnel administered first aid.
- Reopening condition
- State regulators and independent safety inspectors must complete a review and certify the ride as safe.
