A North Carolina man who video-recorded a crack in the Fury 325 giga roller coaster that prompted its closure spoke out on his discovery during 'Fox & Friends.'
A North Carolina amusement park temporarily shut down one of its biggest coasters after a visitor spotted a crack in the support beam. The visitor who sounded the alarm shares the story live on 'Fox & Friends.'man whose viral video prompted the closure of North America's"tallest" and"fastest" giga roller coaster spoke out on his shocking discovery.
"I went out about 30 minutes early to cool down the truck and I told them, I said, 'Hey, y'all ride some more rides and text me on your way out.' So they texted me and I pulled up front to wait on them," Wagner said."And I was just taking in the. It was just incredible... I just happened to look up, and I'm like, 'that's not normal...' Then the car came through and it moved as much as it did. And I'm like, ‘dude...
Wagner said he notified a parking attendant of his concern but knew he needed to act further upon leaving the park.
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