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Swiss Army Knife Injury on Mall Ride Sparks Lawsuit
3 Apr
Summary
- A woman claims a Swiss Army knife struck her face on a mall amusement ride.
- The incident occurred on the 'Loud House Road Trip' ride in July 2025.
- Lawsuit alleges inadequate training and supervision by park employees.

A lawsuit has been filed against American Dream mall and Nickelodeon Universe Theme Park after a woman alleges she was injured by a Swiss Army knife on a ride. The incident reportedly occurred on July 29, 2025, while the plaintiff was on the 'Loud House Road Trip' attraction with her children. Court documents state the knife became airborne and struck her face.
The complaint further alleges that an employee retrieved the knife and was seen laughing while the woman received medical attention, which is cited as evidence of inadequate training and supervision. The woman reportedly sustained a facial cut and contusion, with additional alleged injuries including spinal trauma and herniated discs.
The lawsuit contends that there were no signs or protocols in place to prevent patrons from boarding with loose or hazardous objects. It raises questions about the foreseeability of such risks on gentle attractions and the effectiveness of preventative measures in indoor theme parks. The case asserts claims of negligence, negligent supervision, and negligent training, with the plaintiff seeking over $13,000 for medical expenses.
American Dream has stated it does not comment on pending legal matters. This incident underscores the importance of operational safety, staff preparedness, and clear patron guidelines in family attractions. The litigation highlights how basic gaps in protocols can have significant consequences when risks are deemed foreseeable.