Unconscious Guest Among Other Incidents Reported at Universal Orlando - Inside the Magic

Several injuries and incidents were reported at Universal Studios.

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For theme parks, safety is a top priority. While things may seem like magic, Universal Studios employees, technicians and security are put in place to make sure Guests have a safe and thrilling day.

Unfortunately, incidents still happen, and in a new report from Florida Politics, several Guests reported injuries or other incidents while visiting the Resort.

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Florida theme parks are required by state law to disclose their most serious injuries among Guests every quarter as a deal that was made to avoid state inspections, and the latest incident report– detailing accidents that occurred from July to September– has been revealed.

In the report, there were half a dozen reported incidents at the Universal Studios Resort in Orlando, Florida. One of these incidents involved a 51-year-old man experiencing chest pain while at the Volcano Bay water park, specifically at Kopiko Wai Winding River.

Another Guest, a 28-year-old man, passed out while riding Harry Potter and the Forbidden Journey. A 38-year-old woman reported neck pain while riding the Jurassic World VelociCoaster.

No issues were reported at SeaWorld, Busch Gardens or Legoland.