Florida Amusement Park Injury Attorneys

Florida is home to more top theme parks, amusement parks, water parks and other attractions than anywhere else on earth, including the iconic Walt Disney World Resort, Universal Orlando Resort, Legoland Florida Resort and SeaWorld theme parks in the Orlando area, Busch Gardens in Tampa, and many smaller amusement parks and attractions.

These Florida attractions draw millions of visitors each year from around the world and are an important economic driver for the state, bringing in billions of dollars in revenue.

What Do You Do if You’re Injured at a Florida Theme Park?

Florida’s Bureau of Fair Rides Inspections reports that the state has 180 permanent amusement parks and over 200 traveling amusement companies. The largest theme parks employ more than 1,000 people and must have full-time inspectors on staff.

Although it’s not required legally for these large theme parks to report accidents that result in injury, many parks are fairly transparent.

However, it’s uncertain how many injuries are sustained each year at Florida amusement parks. With the millions of visitors each year, it’s reasonable to assume there are thousands of people injured each year at Florida theme parks.

Some of those accidents may be due to a person’s own negligence by failing to follow ride safety instructions or deliberately trying to break the park’s safety rules.

However, when the fun stops because of a serious accident on a ride or on the park premises due to the park’s negligence, the negligence of an employee, or faulty equipment, what happens next?

According to Florida law, the theme park may be considered negligent or held accountable if the park failed to provide or enforce adequate safety measures, failed to maintain equipment properly, and for certain ride operator errors, such as failing to ensure guests are properly secured in safety belts or failing to focus on operating their ride safely.

RTRLAW serves clients who are injured at an amusement or theme park due to park negligence or the negligence of the park’s employees.

At RTRLAW, our attorneys have recovered hundreds of millions of dollars in verdicts and settlements for our clients who were harmed due to negligence.

These recoveries helped provide compensation to our clients for medical bills and lost wages, as well as non-economic damages, such as a reduced quality of life.

If you were injured at a theme park in Florida, you can meet with one of RTRLAW’s personal injury attorneys at any of our convenient office locations in Florida:

• Fort Lauderdale
• Orlando
• Tampa
• Lake Worth
• Miami (by appointment only)
• Jacksonville (by appointment only)

We Come to You!

If you can’t make it to one of our offices, we can come to you – at your home, where you work, or even at the hospital. We’re there for you 24 hours a day, seven days a week.

RTRLAW doesn’t get paid unless and until we win your case and recover money for you, and we fight hard to win. Since 1988, RTRLAW has helped tens of thousands of clients recover hundreds of millions of dollars for their injuries.

If you’ve been hurt at a theme park, amusement park, water park or other attraction in Florida caused by the negligence of another, contact us today for a no-obligation case review or call 1-833-HIRE-RTR  (1-833-447-3787) for immediate assistance.