The Oaks Amusement Park ride that stranded more than two dozen people upside down for about a half-hour, leading to at least one lawsuit, has reopened.

The AtmosFEAR “extreme” pendulum ride at the Southeast Portland park uses gravity and momentum to make a 360-degree loop. On June 14, the ride stopped at what park officials called its “apex position,” and photos posted on social media showed 28 thrill-seekers suspended in their seats with their heads pointing toward the ground.

In a statement Tuesday, a spokesperson for Oaks Park said the ride’s manufacturer, Zamperla, had completed its inspection and said it had found nothing wrong.

“No mechanical, technical, or maintenance issues were found,” spokesperson Emily MacKay wrote. “Software data reflects that the incident was not the result of operator error. A state-qualified independent inspector has also performed a full inspection, clearing the ride to resume operation immediately.”

However, the ride will not be going upside down. Oaks Park has turned off the 360-degree mode and will instead offer riders what MacKay described as a 180-degree or 260-degree option.

— Beth Slovic is a deputy editor on the public safety and breaking news team. Reach her at 503-221-8551 or bslovic@oregonian.com.

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