Ibiza chaos as poolside brawl sees woman knocked out by chair in horror video | World | News
Ibiza’s reputation in the sun, a hotel pool exploded chaos, a man, including a flying chair, including a dramatic fight caught on the video, made a wild return this weekend.
The images shared by @sanantonioibiza on Instagram on Sunday caught an explosive change at the popular Marco Polo Hotel in San Antonio. Starting by the pool as a sunny day, a group of holidaymakers quickly turned into turmoil when it was involved in a full -developed fighting, shocking viewers and social media viewers.
The video is drowned in tiles by the wet pool and shows a rush of movement when sliding.
In the midst of confusion, a man wearing blue shorts is already throwing a chair towards others in the pool.
While a woman with a black bikini stumbled and fell for close fighting, the other two people pass over the chairs in the struggle.
A lifeguard tries to intervene and prevent the thrown chair, but the scene fails as it continues to dissolve. Additional hotel personnel are in a hurry to try and regain control.
All this appeared under a wall sign that declared ironicly: “Only good vibrations.”
In addition to the ironic, it can be heard that Jess Glynne’s song “Hold My Hand olan, known as the mindful anthem for the best Jet2holidays, can be heard clearly in the background.
Instagram Post was taken to the subtitle with the tongue humor on the cheek: “Yes, a chair flew… But he made vibrations.
The audience left the comments under the water, equal pieces were horrified and entertained.
Someone wrote: “The message on the wall”, the other added: “The more you watch, the more you see.”
Nevertheless, the others expressed their concern and said, “Will the poor woman do?” He asked. And even connecting the activity to local tensions: “It should not be surprising that the Spaniards are striking.”
The reason for Brawl is unknown and the hotel personnel have not yet made an official statement.
However, in one of the most iconic holiday destinations in Europe, the video reigned thousands of opinions and reigns on tourism, behavior and respect.
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