Orlando, Florida (AP) – The Universal Orlando Resort plans to reopen the contestants’ ride at Stardust at Epic Universe more than two weeks later A 32 -year -old man died of strength After going on a high -speed rotary ship.
Signs will be updated to enhance the warnings and the existing eligibility requirements to help visitors determine whether they should go to the double ship, which reaches up to 62 miles per hour (100 km), and Karen Erwin, the president and chief executive at Universal Orlando Resort, said on Friday in a note to workers. The trip will be reopened on Saturday.
The Kevin Rodriguez family publicly urged not to reopen the trip until all investigations ended and they had a better understanding of how he died. The Orlando Medical Displain was the cause of death as multiple injuries to the effect, and he said that the method of death was an accident. The complete autopsy report has not been published.
Zavala had a spine disability from birth and used a wheelchair, but his family lawyer said that his disability did not cause his death on September 17.
Irwin said that the trip in the latest entertainment park in Universal had undergone a comprehensive operational and technical review that confirmed that the passenger systems were operating properly and that comprehensive workers had followed the appropriate procedures. She said that the manufacturer of the passenger system and an independent dollars engineering expert also conducted a test on the site, which supported the results of Universal.
Separately, A lawsuit against a woman The Universal Orlando Resort last week, claiming that she was hit in the ride and which she claimed violently shook her and criticized her head in the head of her seat head. Zavala family lawyers said this week that others have It arrived For them, with similar stories about the ride that was officially opened in May with the emergence of the new entertainment park.