Six Flags Female Customer Injured Climbing On Building In Restricted Area: Park Official

JACKSON, NJ — A customer at Six Flags Great Adventure was injured Sunday evening when she fell while climbing onto the roof of a building in a restricted area, a park spokeswoman said.

The person, whose age was not released, was taken to a local hospital, said Kristim B. Fitzgerald, spokeswoman for Six Flags Great Adventure.

"A guest climbed over a fence into a clearly marked restricted area," Fitzgerald said. "While climbing onto the roof of a building in the restricted area, the guest slipped and injured her leg."

She did not say where in the park the incident happened.

Fitzgerald said the park's public safety team rescued the injured park customer from the restricted area.

"We are proud of our public safety team, who risked their own safety to serve our guest," she said.

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