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The 'tilt' coaster's latest breakdown forced riders to evacuate Saturday from 160 feet in the air at Cedar Point in Sandusky, ...
Cedar Point's new ride has stopped at least three times at its 160-foot peak, forcing riders to walk down what some call a ...
Cedar Point’s 'tilt' coaster, Siren’s Curse, was forced to evacuate riders and have them climb down the ride's 160-foot ...
Cedar Point’s newest roller coaster is living up to its ominous name in ways the park never intended. Siren’s Curse, the much ...
OSHA confirms a complaint was filed after a worker appeared unharnessed 160 feet above the ground during an evacuation of ...
It hasn't been open a month yet, but Siren's Curse has gotten stuck 4 times so far, leaving passengers stranded. How often is ...
For the second time in less than a week, Cedar Point's new record-breaking roller coaster left riders stranded high above the ...
"The coaster’s safety system performed as designed, the ride was restarted, and guests continued their ride. It reopened ...
It was another rough day for Cedar Point’s ride called Siren’s Curse, as parkgoers said it got stuck again today.
Hawaii’s scheduled monthly test of the all-hazard, outdoor siren warning system will take place on today, Aug. 1, according ...
Then, on July 2, it stopped on the 160-foot platform for the first time, leaving passengers to descend down the evacuation ...
In the wake of Tuesday’s tsunami warning, the monthly test of the all-hazard Statewide Outdoor Warning Siren System will take ...