The Center Parcs resort at Longleat. Photo / File
Disgruntled guests demanded refunds as a young boy lay dying at a UK holiday resort, complaining that they should get their money back because they "couldn't use the slides".
The boy, believed to be around 10, collapsed and died near the entrance to the rapids at the Center Parcs resort
at Longleat in Wiltshire, a popular destination that features swimming pools and slides inside a tropical dome.
A father who desperately tried to save the boy's life has told the Daily Mail that some guests' behaviour was "appalling", saying that they tried to interrupt him as he performed CPR.
"While I was giving CPR a woman came up to me and asked if she could go into the pool. And then she started asking staff if she could get a refund on her holiday because she couldn't use the slides."
The veteran prison officer said the scene was "one of the most horrific" things he had ever seen, with the child's mother screaming "wake up, wake up" at her son, who suffered from a known condition.
