Much of the attraction of funfairs and amusement parks is the element of risk attached to the rides.  However, the risks should be controlled by the operators to ensure that there is no serious danger.  Unfortunately, this does not always happen.

The Amusement Devices Inspection Procedure Scheme (ADIPS) was conceived by the HSE with the assistance of the Fairground and Amusements Parks Joint Advisory Committee to provide guidelines for funfair owners and operators to ensure that they undertake important safety measures.

Nonetheless, not all operators or owners follow these guidelines and as a result accidents do still occur.  Many are due to badly maintained or faulty rides, and poor supervision by the attendants.

If your child has been injured at a fairground or amusement park you may be able to seek compensation on their behalf.

Macks Solicitors have experienced and skilled personal injury solicitors who will advise and assist you with your child’s claim for compensation. You can be sure that our solicitors will always aim to recover the maximum compensation available along with any losses you have suffered as a result of their accident.