( CNN ) -- SeaWorld says its `` Dine with Shamu '' killer whale show is reopening , nearly a year after it closed following the death of a trainer . The show opens February 26 at SeaWorld 's San Antonio , Texas , park , followed by its parks in San Diego , California , and Orlando , Florida , in the spring , the company said . In February 2010 , Tilikum , a 12,000-pound killer whale , pulled senior trainer Dawn Brancheau , 40 , underwater and killed her as horrified visitors watched at SeaWorld of Orlando 's Shamu Stadium . After Brancheau 's death , the Occupational Safety and Health Administration fined SeaWorld $ 75,000 for three safety violations , including one classified as willful . In a statement , SeaWorld said that its internal review reached a different conclusion . Without providing details , the statement said the conclusions were `` drawn from decades of experience caring for marine mammals . '' In the past , SeaWorld 's parks in Orlando , San Antonio and San Diego gave customers the opportunity to eat a meal next to the killer whale tank while interacting with the trainers . SeaWorld 's Nick Gollattscheck with said the reopened show in Orlando would receive `` a new look and surface around the pool and new glass in the guest viewing area . ''
Action comes almost a year after whale killed trainer at Orlando park . The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission is investigating the death of John Paul DeHaven, who was working with SeaWorld to train orcas for its new killer whale show. Spokesman : Orlando park show will get `` a new look ''