by Leah Zanolla
May 4, 2013

Space Mountain during Disneyland non-stop final night, Friday, May 3, after a extensive closure. The float was closed unexpectedly on Apr 13 after a California Division of Occupational Safety and Health (Cal-OSHA) filed a reserve news per an damage to a agreement worker. The workman had been cleaning a attraction’s roof in Nov when he slipped and fell due to a problem with his reserve harness. Cal-OSHA began questioning a occurrence and found several areas of concern.

Disneyland willingly sealed a float formed on Cal-OSHA’s findings. According to a Los Angeles Times, $234,850 in fines were released for “six violations associated to a upkeep of glow extinguishers and reserve barriers and anchors for extraneous cleaners and other workers on Space Mountain.”

None of these violations influenced guest safety, they were all in backstage areas.

The Matterhorn Bobsleds and Soarin’ Over California were sealed during a same time. They have given reopened.

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