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Tram Crash at Universal Studios Hollywood Injures 15; Investigation Underway




Tram Crash at Universal Studios Hollywood Injures 15 People

Tram Crash at Universal Studios Hollywood Injures 15 People

LOS ANGELES–

On Saturday night, a tram crash at Universal Studios Hollywood resulted in 15 people being injured, according to the Los Angeles County Fire Department. The incident occurred when the tram, which is commonly used for tours, collided with a railing, causing minor injuries to more than a dozen individuals.

Accident at Universal Studios Hollywood

Universal Studios Hollywood, a well-known theme park in Studio City, reported that the crash led to multiple minor injuries. The accident occurred around 9 p.m., prompting first responders to be dispatched to the scene.

Details of the Crash

An investigation by the California Highway Patrol revealed that the tram’s last car collided with a metal guardrail during a turn, resulting in the tilting of the car and the ejection of several passengers. The exact number of moderate injuries sustained is yet to be specified.

Universal Studios Hollywood’s Response

A spokesperson for Universal Studios Hollywood stated that they are actively providing support to the affected guests while investigating the circumstances surrounding the accident. The spokesperson added that the park has resumed its tram tours with a modified route.

Gratitude for Minor Injuries

Universal Studios Hollywood expressed gratitude that based on reports from relevant agencies, the injuries suffered by the tram crash victims were minor. They emphasized that the safety of their guests remains a top priority. The theme park is currently working closely with public agencies, including the California Highway Patrol, during their review of the incident.

Investigation and Future Tours

The California Highway Patrol will lead the investigation into the crash at Universal Studios Hollywood. Meanwhile, the park is gearing up to celebrate the 60th anniversary of their popular tour, ‘World-Famous Studio Tour,’ which provides an exclusive backstage peek at beloved Universal movies like “Jaws” and the upcoming “Nope,” directed by Jordan Peele.

The Associated Press contributed to this post.

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