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Boy injured at Castles N' Coasters park

Published  November 27, 2015 9:33pm MST
FOX 10 Phoenix

PHOENIX (KSAZ) - A young child was injured while visiting Castles N' Coasters located near the Metro Center Mall on Friday.

This is the amusement park just west of Interstate 17 and Dunlap Avenue.

Witnesses tell FOX 10 that the incident happened on a log ride and the boy appeared to have injuries to his face and chest.

There's no word on how this happened.

Park officials released a statement:

"We at Castles N' Coasters are devastated by this unfortunate incident, and our sincere condolences and prayers go out to this young boy and his family.

We have offered family fun at our parks for over fifty years and this is the first incident of this nature that we have encountered. We want everyone who comes to Castles N' Coasters to enjoy a safe and fun experience.

We have an impeccable safety record, one of the best in the industry. We hold regularly scheduled Safety Meetings on all of our rides which are meticulously inspected on a daily basis before the public is allowed to participate on any ride.

We have policies and procedures in place for the safety of our guests and are continually training our staff.

We feel horrible that this happened."