A German amusement park has closed an attraction because it had a Nazi design

A themed theme park in Germany has stirred up a stir at one of its attractions. Instead of stressing how fun it was or talking about its security mechanisms, users they blamed his drawing "Nazi": was shaped two swastikas

The scandal was generated in social networks, where many people noticed that the roller coaster was very similar to the symbol used by Nazism. The facility, located in the southeastern city of Löffingen, It had to be dismantled.

The owner of the complex, Rüdiger Braun, quickly apologized for the confusion and clarified that it was not intentional. "First of all, I want point out my apologies with everyone who has been disturbed and offended by this, "he said in a radio interview.

In turn, the owner stated that they will redo the game To avoid double reading. Although he indicated that the park will remain open during remodeling tasks.

Twitter users asked Braun not to notice the similarity of the attraction with the Nazi symbol. As if that were not enough, they also argued that the name had not helped the situation either. The roller coaster was named "Adlerflug", which means in Spanish "flying eagle".