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  1. 1 · Facility in the report

    Disney World

  2. 4 · Park page

    EPCOT Injury Lawyer

  1. 1 · Facility in the report

    Universal

  1. 1 · Facility in the report

    Sea World

  1. 1 · Facility in the report

    Busch Gardens

  1. 1 · Facility in the report

    Legoland

Each row joins a facility the Florida report names to this site’s pages for it and for the parks and rides its entries name.

In the report’s own words: “The following report is a compilation of data collected from the exempt facilities and reflects only the information reported at the time of the incident.” Each entry is what the park reported; the report states no cause or fault.

Entity facts

Disney World

Entries the report lists
590
Quarters it covers
4th quarter 2001 to 3rd quarter 2026
Newest quarter with an entry
3rd quarter 2026

Universal

Entries the report lists
254
Quarters it covers
4th quarter 2001 to 3rd quarter 2026
Newest quarter with an entry
3rd quarter 2026

Sea World

Entries the report lists
55
Quarters it covers
4th quarter 2001 to 3rd quarter 2026
Newest quarter with an entry
1st quarter 2026

Busch Gardens

Entries the report lists
14
Quarters it covers
4th quarter 2001 to 3rd quarter 2026
Newest quarter with an entry
2nd quarter 2023

Wet’n Wild

Entries the report lists
14
Quarters it covers
3rd quarter 2003 to 4th quarter 2016
Newest quarter with an entry
4th quarter 2016
This site's page
None

Legoland

Entries the report lists
9
Quarters it covers
4th quarter 2011 to 3rd quarter 2026
Newest quarter with an entry
3rd quarter 2019

In the report’s own words: “The following report is a compilation of data collected from the exempt facilities and reflects only the information reported at the time of the incident.” Each entry is what the park reported; the report states no cause or fault.

Records

The newest quarter in the report: 3rd quarter 2026

  1. 9/25/263rd quarter 2026 · Disney World

    “Pirates of the Caribbean, 45 yom, guest had a seizure after exiting the attraction”

  2. 9/23/263rd quarter 2026 · Disney World

    “Tiana’s Bayou Adventure, 44 yom, guest experienced vomiting after riding the attraction”

  3. 9/1/263rd quarter 2026 · Disney World

    “Rock ‘n’ Rollercoaster Starring the Muppets, 42 yom, guest experienced dizziness and eye pain after riding the attraction”

  4. 7/11/263rd quarter 2026 · Disney World

    “Humunga Kowabunga, 25 yof, guest injured right leg while on the attraction”

  5. 8/29/263rd quarter 2026 · Universal

    “Revenge of the Mummy, 24 yof, abdominal pain”

  6. 7/6/263rd quarter 2026 · Universal

    “Fast & Furious Supercharged, 61 yom, abdominal pain (pre-existing condition)”

The report lists no entry for Sea World, Busch Gardens or Legoland in this quarter.

In the report’s own words: “The following report is a compilation of data collected from the exempt facilities and reflects only the information reported at the time of the incident.” Each entry is what the park reported; the report states no cause or fault.

Sources

MOU Exempt Facilities Report (Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services)

Updated October 15, 2026. Covers the 4th quarter 2001 to the 3rd quarter 2026.

The report page The report (PDF)

In the report’s own words: “The following report is a compilation of data collected from the exempt facilities and reflects only the information reported at the time of the incident.” Each entry is what the park reported; the report states no cause or fault.

“It does not have jurisdiction over fixed-site rides, rides that are permanently affixed to a site.”

U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission, Amusement Ride-Related Injuries and Deaths in the United States: 2005 Update (September 7, 2005)