General Studios Japan napkin slows down with riders hanging

OSAKA

Sixty-four travelers were left lingering palpably for up to two hours after a thrill ride influenced a crisis to stop Tuesday at Universal Studios Japan.

The event congregation said the Flying Dinosaur rollercoaster's two carriages slowed down halfway through the 1,100-meter ride, with riders suspended in a flying position around 30 meters over the ground.

The Osaka stop, stuffed with occasion producers amid Japan's "Brilliant Week" arrangement of occasions, said the greater part of the riders were emptied securely. The last traveler needed to hold up two hours previously being cut down.

The recreation center apologized and said the issue was caused by an engine directing gadget on the rails.

The ride continued activity after repairs and security checks.