ARLINGTON (CBSDFW.COM) ? The family of the woman who fell to her death while riding a roller coaster has filed a lawsuit against Six Flags Over Texas.
Rosa Esparza?fell out of her seat while riding the Texas Giant in July. The lawsuit states Six Flags knew of the rides risks and dangers, but did nothing to prevent them.
Meanwhile, the theme park says it has wrapped up its internal investigation of the accident and after extensive testing, the roller coaster will reopen this weekend. Six Flags says it will not release any information about the investigation because of the pending lawsuit.? However, in a written statement, the park announced it has added new seat belts and redesigned restraint-bar pads from the manufacturer.? A coaster seat will also be added to the Texas Giant entrance so potential riders can test whether they fit before they get in line.
?We are heartbroken and will forever feel the pain and sadness of this tragic accident. Our sincerest condolences go out to the family and friends of Ms. Esparza,? said Six Flags Over Texas President Steve Martindale in a written statement.
He also emphasized the safety of Six Flags guests is always a top priority and said he will join his family and staff as the first riders on the coaster when it reopens to the public.
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