What ride did the kid fall from at Disneyland?

On Sept. 22, 2000, a four-year-old named Brandon Zucker suffered injuries that would ultimately result in his death. Brandon fell out of a “taxicab” on Disneyland's Roger Rabbit Cartoon Spin Ride, and was folded in half when another vehicle rolled over him.



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