High winds caused the seats on this traveling Star Flyer type ride to crash into each other. Nobody was hurt in the incident. Source
2014
Grand National, Pleasure Beach, Blackpool, UK
A 58-year-old man was left paralyzed after breaking his neck during a ride on the historic wooden coaster. Source
The Ultimate, Lightwater Valley, North Yorkshire, UK
The coaster struck and decapitated a deer near the track covering riders in blood. No one was injured. Source
Spinning Barrels, Holiday Park, Rheinland-Pfalz, Germany
An 11-year-old girl fell onto the ride platform and was crushed to death. Source
Joker’s Jinx, Six Flags America, Maryland, USA
The coaster valleyed stranding 24 passengers for five hours. The riders were given umbrellas to protect themselves from the sun. Some suffered from dehydration, but there were no major injuries. Source
Star Flyer, T In The Park Festival, Balado, UK
The ride was emergency stopped by operators. The sudden stop appears to have been the source of the reported injuries and 15 people were treated on site for minor injuries. One other was transferred to hospital, but was later released. Source
Skyhawk, Cedar Point, Ohio, USA
Two riders suffered minor injuries on the screaming swing when a cable snapped and came in contact with the two park guests. Source
Inferno, Terra Mitica, Benidorm, Spain
An 18-year-old man died when he was flung from the rotating coaster seats after the restraints opened during the ride. Source
Ninja, Six Flags Magic Mountain, California, USA
Four riders were injured when a pine tree fell onto the suspended coaster’s track and caused the train to derail. Source
Opa, Mt. Olympus Water & Theme Park, Wisconsin, USA
A 63-year-old man fell from the indoor wild mouse coaster and suffered head trauma that left him in a coma at the hospital for three weeks. Poor park maintenance and employee training were cited as the contributing factors for the incident. The coaster was removed and sold shortly thereafter. Source