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Bad Chicken Sandwich Illness - Hurricane Harbor New Jersey, Jackson Township New Jersey

4 years ago •reported by user-jtwp6566 • business

Hurricane Harbor New Jersey, Six Flags Boulevard, Jackson Township, NJ, USA

1 Six Flags Boulevard, Jackson Township, 08527 New Jersey, United States

Got a grilled chicken sandwich. I should have stopped eating after first bite but I was starving and there were no healthy options available. It looked odd and tasted terrible. But I couldn't bring food in park and the sandwich was $13 so I felt I should just eat it. BiG mistakes! I got a huge headache, puked, and ran to bathroom several times. It made me very ill. | Symptoms: Nausea, Diarrhea, Vomiting, Headache

#jacksontownship #newjersey #unitedstates #chicken #sandwich #chickensandwich #grilledchicken

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