SeaWorld Orlando temporarily closes Mako after Six Flags Georgia coaster death

SeaWorld Orlando has temporarily closed its Mako roller coaster following the death of a man who fell from a similar coaster at Six Flags Over Georgia, officials said.Mako is from Swiss manufacturer Bolliger & Mabillard, the same company behind Six Flags' Goliath coaster, which was involved in the deadly incident Monday.Mako roller coaster closed at SeaWorld OrlandoThe decision to close the coaster was made "out of an abundance of caution," a SeaWorld Orlando spokesperson told FOX 35.SeaWorld said that the safety of guests and its staff is its top priority."We adhere to the highest safety standards," the spokesperson said. "Our staff and technicians routinely inspect our rides and work closely with ride manufacturers and other engineering and safety experts to ensure we consistently meet and exceed the highest safety standards and guidelines."Mako opened at the park in 2016. It reaches speeds of 73 mph and heights of 200 feet.SeaWorld did not say how long its Mako coaster would remain