SeaWorld Orlando's killer¹ whale show has reopened, three days after an orca killed one of the trainers.

奥兰多海底世界发生虎鲸伤人事件三天之后，虎鲸表演馆重新开放。

A SeaWorld spokesman said 2,200 people had watched the new show, in which staff were not allowed in the water.

Seaworld has said this would be the case until a review of Wednesday's incident was finished.

Dawn Brancheau, a 40-year-old veteran（经验丰富的） trainer, drowned after a 22-foot orca（逆戟鲸） pulled her into the water as horrified² spectators（观众，旁观者） looked on.

On Saturday SeaWorld employees wept as a photo montage（混合画，拼集的照片） honouring Ms Brancheau was shown, the Assosiated Press news agency reported.

Russell Thomphsen, who watched the event, told AP: "I just wanted to be here for this show. It's so special."

Funeral services for Ms Brancheau are to be held on Sunday and Monday in Chicago, with a memorial service to take place later in Orlando, park officials said.

The whale, named Tilikum, is to be kept at the park despite its links to two other deaths.

The company, which also has locations in San Diego and San Antonio, said it was reviewing its procedures for the whales and trainers to interact（互动） .