Universal Orlando admits workers and customers DID receive electric shocks at its Volcano Bay water theme park after employees were hospitalized
Universal Studios' Orlando, Florida resort's Volcano Bay water theme park closed early on Sunday after customers and workers complained of electric shocks Four theme park workers were hospitalized Theme park officials cited 'technical issues' as the reason for the park closing Park officials released a statement Wednesday night admitting there were 'electrical issues' Universal said the Volcano Bay park was re-opened Thursday morning after electrical contractors investigated and repairs were made By Chauncey Alcorn For Dailymail.com
Published: 15:05 BST, 6 June 2019 | Updated: 15:36 BST, 6 June 2019
Universal Orlando officials conceded on Wednesday that electrical problems were to blame for electric shock complaints they received from customers and employees working at the Florida resort's Volcano Bay theme park over the weekend.
Administrators shut down the park four days ago after several people reported feeling like they were being electrocuted in multiple unspecified areas of the park.
'I felt prickles, tingles in my legs,' said Lee. 'Then all of a sudden, I felt buzzing in my ear and my head, and then I immediately knew it was electricity,' Volcano Bay customer Wendy Lee told Click Orlando on Wednesday, three days after being assessed by the park's paramedics after she said she was electrocuted while wading through water.
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