Family of boy killed in Adventureland accident sues park ...Middle East

The family of an 11-year old boy who died on a water ride at the Altoona, Iowa amusement park Adventureland a year ago has filed a wrongful death lawsuit in state court alleging the park failed to properly maintain and repair its rides

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Family of boy killed in Adventureland accident sues park ...Middle East

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