Cohen's life and medical history also likely will be dissected, as Cabaniss and his team seek to explore alternative causes for his stroke. For touring/planning purposes, sure, I suppose that if you include the libary preshow and boiler room queue youвЂ™re looking at 15 minutes from reaching the front of the line to getting off the elevator. The attraction's designers and independent ride consultants are among witnesses expected to testify. In the Ride Experience section, you say the ride duration spans about 15 minutes, which is not accurate. 'If you can withstand the forces of daily activities from going over speed bumps or potholes вЂ¦ you won't be harmed by this ride, unless you've got some sort of perhaps pre-existing condition.'ДЄs the sides outlined their cases in opening arguments, they indicated the jury is likely to get a close look at how Disney planned Tower of Terror and how it works. 'It is a fun, safe ride for the entire family, no matter young or old,' Cabaniss said of Tower of Terror. And, Cabaniss said, Disney's evidence will show that Cohen had other medical problems, and his stroke - suffered 23 days after the ride - was caused by factors other than the attraction. Second, Cohen, of Pennsylvania, had plenty of warnings to understand what the ride was like before he boarded. There have been about 55 deaths at theme parks in the last 15 years, according to a Web site, which keeps track of such accidents. In 1998, a 33-year-old man died after he was struck by a metal cleat at the Columbia ship attraction. And it exerts far less speed or force on a body than people believe high speeds and forceful drops are largely illusions, enhanced by special effects. Serious accidents have happened at Disneyland before. First, Cabaniss said, evidence will show the ride is safe, carefully planned, tested and monitored, and well within safety standards. 'This case is about the placement of show or entertainment over safety,' Cohen's lead attorney, Barry Novack, told jurors.Д¬ohen's suit accuses Disney of multiple shortfalls with Tower of Terror, including ignoring recommendations from its own safety experts when building the attraction and failing to provide appropriate warnings to guests about the safety risks.Дisney's lead attorney, Ron Cabaniss of Cabaniss Smith Toole & Wiggins, outlined a multi-part defense for the jury Wednesday. A sophisticated backdrop for your wedding ceremony that will completely immerse you and your guests into a different dimension. None went to trial.Д¬ohen's lawyers intend to present evidence that the Tower of Terror, which features a succession of drops and ascents, creates a whiplash effect that can seriously injure even healthy riders. Last year, the Orlando Sentinel reviewed hundreds of personal injury cases filed against Central Florida theme parks since the start of 2004, including Universal Orlando, SeaWorld Orlando and Busch Gardens, and found 26 other cases claiming properly functioning rides caused injuries.

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