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How is it news worthy when while DW are doing their normal morning checks they found a problem?

Planes would be in the news 50 times a day if news was shown because a problem was found during standard checks before take-off.

From what I have read the problem was found during normal checks and not during a cycle with a person riding it.

DW own statement.

"They’ve got to keep it closed until they’ve done a full assessment.

“No one will ever be in danger because of those safety layers.”

"The spokeswoman said there was no incident with riders that sparked the closure."

Case closed

if it was found in the "morning check"then why was it operating in the morning with riders on but suddenly closed and hasn't been opened since. Do they do their morning checks in the afternoon now?

[Buzz Saw Harness Does Exactly What It's Supposed to Do]

I decided to ask directly, and was told that they're expecting the ride back on the 20th, but that the downtime was unexpected and that date is an estimate. I'll be driving past the park on the morning of the 19th anyway, so if it's open I'll drop in – if not, then I guess that'll be one more credit for my next visit whenever that happens to be

No way will it be back on the 20th

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The buzz saw has been closed since last week as one of the harness' failed. It was only the secondary locking system that stopped the rider from falling out! Pretty damn scary.