Man died after riding Disney World’s Thunder Mountain in February but the company kept it secret

Disney World informed Florida’s Department of Agriculture about the death in a quarterly report into incidents at the resort. It is understood the man was suffering from a pre-existing condition.

The Orlando Sentinel said there were 11 major injuries and illnesses at the park between January and March.

The theme park is obliged to report all deaths, or accidents or deaths which require a stay in hospital of more than a day.

The man collapsed in the park and was rushed to hospital where he later died.

It is understood the man’s own doctor signed his death certificate stating the cause was ‘natural causes’

Other patrons suffered neck pain, while a 72-year-old woman fell and hit her head on a different ride.

A 50-year-old an who recently had throat surgery became ill on the Pirates of the Caribbean ride.

Source: Man died after riding Disney World’s Thunder Mountain | Daily Mail Online