A school trip to the Twinlakes Family Theme Park ended with at least 30 children becoming ill. One parent said her children had 'severe diarrhea and projectile vomiting.'
"It was a hot day and they were all running around, so I assumed it was too much heat exposure," said Taylor."But then I heard all the other parents were saying their children were sick, all with exactly the same symptoms. I think there are around 30 now.""If Twinlakes had reacted properly to parents and taken more responsibility, it could have eased concerns.
Though the cause of last week's outbreak has not yet been identified, there have been numerous cases of people falling ill after visiting water parks this summer: Earlier this month,
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