Ferry boat crashes at Disney World during thunderstorms in Florida

Officials said the ferry boat in the Walt Disney world was crashed into a berth during the harsh weather.

Orange’s firefighting and rescue officials told Florida, Fox 35 that its crew helped respond to a boat accident at the Disney Transport and Ticket Center on Wednesday evening.

Common images with the port show many people who are treated by the paramedics, as many of them are loaded on coins for additional treatment.

Although it is not clear completely, the officials said that a boat was crashed into the Disney Transport and Ticket Center while the harsh and thunderstorms were rolling in the central Florida area on Wednesday evening.

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The phrases used to transport people have two levels, with some seats at both levels, but according to the report, people usually stand on the boat instead. Boats travel between the Disney Transport and Ticket Center and the Magic Kingdom of Disney.

Tami Hackett, who was on a boat with her family, remembered what happened during the accident.

“Suddenly, we collided with something and all went forward, and we fell. The stroller landed on its back, causing girls to hit their heads. Many people scream and really harm.

Another person on the boat, Heidi Goldsurce, said the scene was chaotic.

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The paramedic tends to many individuals after the ferries boat at the Disney Center for Transport and Tickets were shattered on Wednesday, according to officials. (Tyler Simpson / Fox News)

“It was very surprising and it was completely messy, and after that, the passengers were helping the passengers wake up, checking people, and making sure that everyone is fine,” Goldsmarane told The Olit.

This was not the first time that the ferry boats participated in the Walt Disney world in accidents.

Justin Trip filed a lawsuit against Walt Disney scientist after the ferry boat crashed into a sidewalk, and he was claimed that he sent him to the trash.

Tribe said in a lawsuit that he had several injuries to his head and neck, as well as other parts of his body.

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Explain and Monoril boats operate on the day of the official magic kingdom in the Walt Disney world in Lake Boya Vista, Florida. (Joe Burbank/Orlando Sentinel/Tribune News Service via Getty Images/Getty Images)

“I knew Disney, or in reasonable care, should know the procedures and events that caused the quality or destruction of the phrase in the dock and failed to correct these conditions,” the lawsuit says.

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