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A woman is claiming she was permanently injured in Disney World.

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Just last month, a Disney World guest filed a lawsuit after getting injured at one of the park’s water parks, and now a similar lawsuit has been filed just over a month later.

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According to WFTV 9, a California woman is suing The Walt Disney Company for $50K after being injured at Typhoon Lagoon. The lawsuit claims that back in 2023, she was in the wave pool and was hit with a massive wave that knocked her into the bottom of the pool, leaving her with permanent injuries.

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She’s asking for $50,000 in damages.

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Now here’s the thing — the wave pool here is NO JOKE. These waves are often WAY stronger than people expect them to be, and that’s where issues like this come into play. This is especially true for kiddos, and we 100% recommend them having life jackets on when in the wave pool, as well as any adults who aren’t as strong of swimmers.

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Typhoon Lagoon

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The post NEWS: Guest Sues Disney World, Alleging Water Park Injury first appeared on the disney food blog.

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