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Spirit Mountain ordered to pay $908,651 to alpine coaster manufacturer

By: John Ramos

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Spirit Mountian, alpine coaster, Sept. 2020. Credit: John Ramos
Spirit Mountian, alpine coaster, Sept. 2020. Credit: John Ramos

On April 10, 2025, following a four-day trial, a St. Louis County jury found Spirit Mountain liable ...

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2 COMMENTS

  1. Well, looks like Spirit Mountain has learned why giving safety briefings to every rider, followed by the signing of a waiver, is standard procedure at many amusement establishments. Adventure Zone, Defy, even the zipline at the Renn Faire….just to name a few. Expensive lesson in CYA.

  2. Poor employee oversight. I’d be curious if the process has changed.

    Follow-up piece suggestion:

    What training has been changed and how is the City going to check and make sure the employees are doing better?

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