The Princess Diana's car accident has turned into an attraction of the SICK Theme Park in Tennessee | Royal | New

Visitors to the National Enquirer Live! In Pigeon Forge, Tennessee, will be required to pay £ 20 to attend the remake of the accident that occurred on August 31, 1997 in Paris. The audience will then be asked if she thinks the royal family was involved in the death of the Princess of Wales. Children will also see the attraction that opens today.

Creator Robin Turner stated that the show would be "handled with tact".

He told The Daily Beast, "It's a 3D computer model, and you despise what looks like Paris, but it's three-dimensional.

"It's projected and you see the buildings and all in a 3D presentation.

"And she shows the way forward when she left the Ritz Hotel, the paparazzi chasing her and the flash-light that we believe blinded the driver and explained how it was past."

Mr. Turner added that there would be no close-ups or graphic images of Diana's body.

He also said that the theme park respected his two sons, Princes William and Harry, aged 15 and 12 respectively at his death.

He said, "There is no blood.

"There are not any. You see the car accident through computer animation. "

Diana was killed at the age of 36 in the back seat of a Mercedes Benz S280 driven by Henri Paul, along with his partner Dodi Fayed.

The investigators said that the vehicle crashed at an altitude of about 65 km / h in a concrete pillar of the Pont de l'Alma tunnel in Paris.

But Mr Turner said he had not received any complaints from Buckingham Palace.

He said: "You will be asked what you think was the cause of his death and who was killed.

"We ask questions like," Do you think the Royals were involved? "" Do you think she was pregnant? "We are only asking questions about your opinion."

British expats in the United States said the attraction was "grotesque".

Patrick Finn, 43, of Milwaukee, said, "It is odious to see how anyone could try to make money with such a tragic event.

"Decision makers should have their heads down.

"Whoever pays to see such a thing must ask" Why? "

"Would they like the death of a family member to be counted?

"People should boycott him. It's so grotesque.

The US theme park will also feature 100 attractions over 20,000 square feet, including a tribute to the famous September 1977 Enquirer cover photo depicting the corpse of Elvis Presley in his open coffin.

Express.co.uk contacted Buckingham Palace for a comment.