Lights opened for its original run on June 4 and ran through September 5, 2010. Halloween Haunt Halloween Haunt is a Halloween event that takes place during the Halloween season. It is included in the price of admission. Current attractions , it features 11 Extreme Haunts, including six mazes and five scare zones, along with four live shows. Former Haunt attractions Games Cole Lindbergh, former manager of the park's games department, was featured in a 2011 episode of Public Radio International's This American Life, "Amusement Park." In the nine-minute prologue, host Ira Glass interviews Lindbergh about his management philosophy and plays segments from several YouTube videos he made to promote the park's games. Gallery Incidents Barnstormer In July 1978, during the ride's first season of operation, a malfunction of the 100-foot-tall Barnstormer caused the spinning planes carrying riders to descend rapidly, hitting each other on the way down. Some riders were also sprayed with hydraulic fluid. In total, 20 riders suffered minor injuries. Oceans of Fun On August 24, 2019 a 14-year-old boy drowned in the wave pool. The boy died in the hospital after being taken off life support due to loss of brain function. Orient Express On June 14, 1987, a train that was pulling into the loading station malfunctioned and slammed into the rear of the other train inside of the roller coaster station. A total of 56 passengers were involved in the accident, but only 8 were taken to the hospital for injuries. On July 17, 1999, two cars of a seven-car train derailed due to severe internal metal fatigue in a support post, stranding 18 people. Two were immediately taken to a hospital, and six went later. None of the injuries were life-threatening. Screamroller On May 18, 1976, Robbie M. Meyers, an 8-year-old boy, was struck and seriously injured by the Screamroller after entering a restricted area. In 1977, Meyers was awarded $ (equivalent to $ in ) in a lawsuit finding Mid-America Enterprises responsible for his injuries. Timber Wolf On March 31, 1990, two trains collided just short of the loading platform, injuring 35 people. The control system had malfunctioned and was unable to control two trains at once. The ride reopened with a single train until the control system was fixed to handle two. On June 30, 1995, a 14-year-old girl fell from her seat on the coaster and died. The park owner