[Samuel.]

Should just replace it tbh, take the loss. Not because I think the ride is dangerous, but surely it's not good for business to still have it and remind visitors of the tragedy on their fun day out.

Some thrill seekers aside, going to a theme park and seeing a ride and thinking "oh yeah, that's the one where people lost legs..." isn't exactly appealing... regardless of how safe you think it is.

Seems like it'd be a bad smell that's better off gone.