Six-Year-Old Boy Falls from Roller Coaster in Kissimmee

Florida officials released the 911 call made after a six-year-old boy fell from a roller coaster in Kissimmee. Investigators are looking into the incident.

Florida officials have released the 911 call made after a six-year-old boy fell from a roller coaster in Kissimmee. The incident occurred on Sunday afternoon at Fun Spot America amusement park.

In the 911 call, the caller reports that a child has fallen from the Mine Blower roller coaster. The caller states that the child is conscious and breathing, but has a large gash on his head.

Six-Year-Old Boy Falls from Roller Coaster in Kissimmee

Emergency responders arrived on the scene and transported the child to a local hospital. The child is expected to make a full recovery.

Fun Spot America has closed the Mine Blower roller coaster while investigators look into the incident. The park is cooperating with the investigation.

Six-Year-Old Boy Falls from Roller Coaster in Kissimmee

The Mine Blower roller coaster is a steel roller coaster that opened in 2016. The roller coaster is 90 feet tall and has a top speed of 45 miles per hour.

This is the second incident involving a roller coaster at Fun Spot America in recent months. In May, a woman was injured when she fell from the White Lightning roller coaster.

Fun Spot America is a family-owned amusement park that has been operating in Kissimmee since 1983. The park has over 20 rides and attractions.