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Sky Swing shuts after 'malfunction' left 12 dangling 60m up Sky Swing shuts after 'malfunction' left 12 dangling 65ft up
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Funfair passengers have been left dangling 60m (198ft) up following a third incident on a ride at Cardiff's Winter Wonderland. Funfair passengers have been left dangling 65ft (20m) up following a third incident on a ride at Cardiff's Winter Wonderland.
Customers were stranded on the Sky Swing for 30 minutes on Saturday before South Wales Fire and Rescue Service brought all 12 down safely.Customers were stranded on the Sky Swing for 30 minutes on Saturday before South Wales Fire and Rescue Service brought all 12 down safely.
It is the third incident to hit the ride since opening.It is the third incident to hit the ride since opening.
Earlier this month wind caused gondolas to crash into each other, and two days later high winds forced it to close. The fire service confirmed the incident is being investigated by the Health and Safety Executive.
South Wales Fire and Rescue Service called Saturday's incident a "malfunction" which was not related to the previous incident. Crews were able to put the ride into "recovery mode" which brought the people safely back to the ground.South Wales Fire and Rescue Service called Saturday's incident a "malfunction" which was not related to the previous incident. Crews were able to put the ride into "recovery mode" which brought the people safely back to the ground.
The ride will remain closed pending a further investigation. Earlier this month wind caused gondolas to crash into each other, and two days later high winds forced it to close.