exactley how safe are fair rides (assuming theye been put up correctly)?
Question by Rodney: exactley how safe are fair rides (assuming theye been put up correctly)?
i know this is kinda long but please actually read instead of just randomly putting "oh there 100 percent safe!" ...
summary:does the ride spinning keep u safe?
(i dont mean actually dieing but falling out...)
how safe are fair rides? heres the thing.theres this ride i missed out on last year called the extreme . i wanted to get on but i didnt cause i was to scared and figured u could fly out. (ok maybe not actually fly out but close enough to falling out) so i skipped out. but i happend to read about a ride called pharaohs fury and it said some kind of force (forgot name) keeps u stuck to your seat even without safety bar. and i remembered how the operator guy drunk a bit of and then sat a pop bottle in the middle and it just stayed there and he picked it up after the ride.and then i remembered ride called zero gravity where ur stuck to the wall of it even though it goes vertical and u have a flimsy rope for safety but force keeps u stuck. (so does on that space ship ride).
aaannnddd thhheeennn finally after watching vids i noticed... alot of rides spin. though not exactley really fast. maybe its for extra thrill to make u think ur gonna bang into the post (thats sure what id think) or maybe its to keep u stuck to ur seat so incase the bar does fail u wont happen to go flying all the way to the top of the ferris wheel at 100 miles per hour (though if u think about it that is a bit slow rotation. but how fast the rest of the ride is swinging maybe it helps.sooooo yaaa. just wondering if u know the name of the force and hpw its applied and how safe rides ACTUALLY are. (and yes i know u cant be 100% sure it gonna work correctlly but assuming it does). soooo. ya
help is very appreciated seeing as our fair comes in a few weeks. k thx ! 
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Answer by Richard ツ
Are you talking about the travelling fair carnivals? They're never going to be very safe. There are a lot more accidents on them than on ones theme park rides, but they are still relatively safe. Thousands of people will ride on them every year. They will usually use lap bar restraints which push on your hips because they don't usually go upside down.
Theme Parks (Alton Towers, Six Flags, Cedar Point ect) are always going to be safer. They will have millions and millions of people riding them each year and sometimes they won't even have one accident. Travelling fairs are still relatively safe though. The chances of you having an accident are still only around 7%. Yet a theme park would probably be about 2%.
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As long as the ride has regular checks it should be fine. The weather could have an effect too, but most fast rides that would be in risk are usually closed. But for your question no you couldn’t have the slightest chance of falling out of the ride as they are usually tested beforehand regularly, they wouldn’t open the ride if falling out was even the slightest bit possible.