A tourist has died after falling unconscious while on a Frozen-themed ride at Disneyland.
The man, from the Philippines, was sitting on the Frozen Ever After ride next to his wife at the theme park in Hong Kong on Friday when he lost consciousness.
After his wife alerted members of staff, first-aid responders were called to the scene.
They performed CPR on the 53-year-old as the slow-moving boat ride returned to its departure point.
The man was taken to hospital where he was later pronounced dead.
Police received a report of the incident at 10.18am.
The tourist's wife told officers that her husband had pre-existing health conditions, according to The Sun.
Disneyland Hong Kong confirmed the incident was not related to the safety of the ride.
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The 'Frozen' themed land opened at Disneyland Hong Kong in 2023
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A spokesman said: "The resort deeply regrets the passing of the guest and will do its utmost to provide necessary assistance to his family.
"The initial investigation has shown the incident is not related to ride safety."
The Philippine Consulate General in Hong Kong has said it is working with authorities to help the bereaved family.
The World of Frozen featuring the Frozen Ever After ride opened at Disneyland Hong Kong in 2023.
Disneyland Hong Kong has confirmed the incident was unrelated to ride safety
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Frozen Ever After is a boat ride which slowly transports passengers on a journey to the "Ice Palace", with familiar faces from the hit film able to be spotted along the way.
Visitors of all heights are able to board the ride.
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