Also in the letter, she states that after internal findings to date confirm that the ride systems functioned as intended, equipment was intact at the ride’s start, throughout the duration of the ride and upon the ride vehicle’s return to the station.

A day after a man died from multiple blunt force injuries after riding a Florida roller coaster, the inquiry continues into why he suffered injuries on the ride.

It’s fun to look at the historic flurries of coasters, such as the Hulk-Rock ‘n’ Roller-Kraken era. Orlando might be in a golden age right now. The area has had a coaster debut every year since 2016, with the exception of the COVID-19 blip of 2020. And now we have the Epic effect on top of all that.

WESH 2 has obtained a copy of a letter sent to Universal Orlando employees after the death of a guest who rode the Stardust Racers roller coaster.