Epic Visitors to the park in the park on Saturday afternoon are in anticipation of Stordst contestants Reopening the rotating ship.

This will be the first day when the suspense ride was available to the public since a man died on September 17 after riding.

Universal Orlando Resort This step announced on Friday afternoon, saying that she worked with local and state officials to monitor the gravitational test. The company said that the manufacturer of the passenger system and the ship’s engineering expert conducted their own exams that shocked the results of Universal.

Saturday morning, the sides of the fencing ship were placed through their steps – sometimes empty, and sometimes with the international staff on the plane. He told empty workers passing by that it is hoped that the journey would be available late in the afternoon or early in the evening.

Guests were finally allowed to line up at 6 pm, but fire alarm in the park delayed the procedures again. At 6:45 pm, the first full trains were launched today. The park was to be closed at 10 pm

Garrid Reem, who is excited to stop with the tattoo to prove it, waited the ship on the yield of the meteor AstroPub restaurant near the Epic. Reem, who lives in Dayton, Ohio, said on Saturday that the last day is available in his vacation to try to get it.

Reem said: “I would like to say that this is the safest time to ride this trip because you got everyone’s eyes and caring for them,” Rim said. “So, I made everyone inspect it, saying it is good to open.”

Universal did not allow people to photograph the journey on Saturday until he sent a notification via its application. Periodic rainstorms – of the type that stopped the journey under normal circumstances – added a question to wait.

Kevin Rodriguez Zavala, 32, died after he found unconscious of the Stard’s contestants, a exciting journey that moves at a speed of 62 miles per hour, through multiple launch operations and includes a reflection. The medical examinations in Orange County, as a result of “multiple injuries to influence.”

Lawyer Ben Kromb, who represents the Zavala family, said on Friday that it was too early to resume the rotation of the rotating ship.

“Stordst contestants are evidence of an active death investigation,” Krumb said in a press statement. “Reopening the journey before our experts can examine each component of components is the lack of evidence for evidence, and serious risks to public safety, and makes profits to people’s lives.”

Reem, who said he lost 140 lbs to ride the ship, did not agree.

“I would like to say that the only reason behind keeping it for a long time was respect for the family and investigations,” he said. “They could have opened it earlier, but they did not.”

The trip appeared on May 22 with Epic Universe, the first entertainment park to open in Orlando for more than 25 years. International officials said detailed information about riding and safety guidelines is at the forefront of each attraction, in waiting lists and in their application.

“Safety, as always, is our top priority”, ” Universal Orlando Resort President Karen Irwin said in a memorandum of employees.

Lisa Lahiller, who lives in Pittsburg and was visiting the epic universe for the first time with her husband Josh, said she was surprised that the ride was a reopening.

“This, I think, is a testimony of the amount of information they have about everything they can make this call,” she said.

I noticed Lahiller, who said she was sad for the Zapala family, the intensity of the ride-and the possibility of long waiting-more than safety problems.

“It looks like a great look,” she said. “Frankly, if you, like, any of the horse riding will be associated with deaths, I wouldn’t have guessed this.”

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It was originally published: October 4, 2025 at 2:06 pm EST