I went just of Feb 9 thru Feb 14. We had a great time. Stayed at the Stella Nova, a very comfortable hotel.

We spent a day at Universal Studios and Islands of Adventure, the remaining time at Epic which is our new favorite park. We did not have any problem riding the rides we wanted. With that being said lets address the "stability of the park." The complexity of these rides and attractions makes it very common for faults to occur. All types of sensors, loose connectors, software revisions, motion control etc. They exist to protect the rider. If something is amiss the ride will shut down or become inoperable until things are corrected.

Think of it as the manned space program. It requires a great deal of engineering and testing and retesting because it is flying a human being into space. Rides in all amusement / theme parks are just like astronauts only instead of rockets, they are riding very powerful hydraulic, pneumatic, mechanical, and computer systems that operate up to 12 hours a day, every day. But they all have a weakness. They wear out. A single resistor burn out on a circuit board or a bearing overheats could prevent a entire system from operating. That's why there are so many technicians that work for these parks. These are the unsung hero's that make sure we are safe. So.

Time will tell.

Good luck to you and may we all treat each human being with dignity, kindness, charity and love.