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Is There Really “Ghost” in the Theme Park Ride?

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A video by Enrico Sanchez Binas is making rounds on social media because of an alleged “ghost” seen in it. In the video, a group of four friends is seen enjoying a ride inside a theme park in Pasay City. The video was taken by one of the four friends also in that ride, and from the looks of it, all four including others sharing the Vikings ride seem to be enjoying the adrenaline pump. However, after a few seconds, the fourth woman in white seated farthest from the one taking the video mysteriously disappears.

Enrico Sanchez Binas, the man who posted the video in Facebook, said that only three friends originally went for the ride, and the fourth girl spookily appeared on the video. He also claimed that the “ghost” died in an accident in the same ride way back in 2008. She allegedly suffered burns on her face and was declared dead on arrival. The account who posted the video did not explicitly say if he’s part of the group of friends in the ride.

Netizens quickly reacted over the video, and as of posting, it has gathered over 3,600 reactions, nearly 6K comments, and has been shared almost 20,000 times since it was posted. Based from the comments of the video, some netizens are freaked out but many of them still doubt the authenticity. Some even said that the “disappearance” of the woman was just based on the angling of the camera, while some argue that it was made to prank people.

The management of the theme park has not issued a statement regarding the video as of yet. Various news reports have confirmed that there has been deaths inside the theme park in the past few years, but there were no reports regarding the death in the Vikings ride last 2008.

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Surprising Things People Lose on Thrill Rides

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It is common that many people lose their articles when riding amusement rides, especially thrill rides. Often the lost things are cellphone, glasses, money, jewelries and so on. Sinorides here gives a list of 10 unusual things that people lose on thrill rides — some tangible, some physical and some psychological. Keep reading for a strange trip!

1. Prosthetic Limbs

At Six Flags Great America, a woman was once separated from her prosthetic leg during an acrobatic journey on Batman: The Ride. At least she had the sense to claim it at lost and found.

2. Body Parts

Sadly, a surprising number of people lose body parts — and even die — at amusement parks every year.

3. Their Lunch

Every heart-pounding ascent and stomach-dropping plunge is calculated to deliver precise jolts of fear, panic and ecstasy. But every so often, the squeeze of a corkscrew or the weightlessness of a steep drop is a little too much for the pile of nacho cheese fries churning in your belly, and before you can say, "Look out below!" you blow.

4. Dignity

Fabio and Jay Leno yuck it up on "The Tonight Show," a couple years before Fabio's unfortunate encounter with a goose — which Leno called "a collision between two birdbrains".

5. Bachelorhood

Asking someone to marry you is a lot like riding a roller coaster. Your heart races, your palms sweat and there's a pretty good chance that you're going to puke before it's over. So why not combine the two!

 6. Dentures

Because dentures need to be removed daily and cleaned, they are not physically attached to the mouth, which has some serious comic potential. According to the lost and found staff at Disneyland, the park recovers "a lot of dentures," including "full sets of uppers and lowers sometimes".

7. Glass Eyes

Like dentures, glass eyes aren't surgically implanted into the wearer's face. The glass eye is held into place by the upper and lower eyelids, and the prosthetic can be easily removed with a nifty suction device and cleaned using soap and water. But with the right amount of force — say, a jarring left turn at 90 mph (145 kph) — an artificial eye can be unintentionally ejected from the owner's socket. This has happened at least once at Disneyland, and also at a U.K. amusement park called Blackpool Pleasure Beach, where the dredging of a park pond uncovered several sets of dentures, a wig and a glass eye.

8. Celebrity Jewelry

Dietrich was a German-born cabaret singer-turned-actress who became a leading femme fatale in a series of Hollywood movies in the early 1930s. During an earlier visit to the U.K. in 1934, Dietrich spent a day at the family-run Blackpool Pleasure Beach. While riding the park's newly built wooden roller coaster, The Big Dipper, she lost one of her pearl and gold earrings. Park officials searched, but couldn't turn it up.

In 2007, more than 70 years later, construction workers dredged up an earring from a park pond while building a new ride. The delicate pearl jewelry matched Dietrich's exact description and was in excellent condition.

9. Memory

More than 10,000 people visited the emergency room in 2000 for injuries sustained on thrill rides. A 2002 report by the National Institute of Neurological Disease and Stroke showed that 58 people had suffered brain trauma after being on amusement park rides that operated normally.

10. Loaded Gun

In 2013, a woman riding the Dinosaur ride at Disney's Animal Kingdom with her grandson was more than a little surprised to find a loaded handgun in their seat. In 2007, authorities closed down Gillian's Wonderland Pier in New Jersey when an off-duty police officer misplaced his loaded weapon in the amusement park.

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