#Rollercoaster #Quimera #truestory

In September 2019, Luis Enrique and Antonio, two students of the National Polytechnic Institute, decided to go to La Feria de Chapultepec Magico, an amusement park in Mexico City, for a day of fun and relaxation. Schoolwork had become a little too overwhelming, and they wanted to take the day off to decompress in a rollercoaster.

The two men, ages 18 and 21, decided to get on the Quimera (Chimera), one of the four roller coasters in the park. At that time, they thought nothing of it. Getting on roller coasters was a fun way to let out your inner thrill seeker and experience that hard-to-replicate adrenaline rush without being in danger, and, of course, they didn't expect to be in trouble. After all, these were popular attractions, and no one had been hurt so far.

Unfortunately, roller coaster accidents happen frequently enough for them to be a problem, and it's clear that not all amusement parks take the safety of their patrons as seriously as they should. Both Luis and Antonio believed they were safe, that they would get on the ride, get off, and enjoy the rest of their day. At that time, they didn't know that the Chimera was the last roller coaster they would ever get on and that they would never get off alive.

So, what happened at La Feria de Chapultepec? Could the deaths of these two promising young men have been avoided? And what was the aftermath of this tragic incident? Today, we tell the sad tale of the La Feria de Chapultepec accident, where the derailment of a roller-coaster car led to the death of two young men and the injury of many others.

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