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Coaster Chaos: Guest Injured on Siren's Curse
17 Aug
Summary
- A guest experienced a medical emergency on the Siren's Curse roller coaster.
- Park officials stated the ride operated normally during the incident.
- The coaster has previously experienced operational issues with riders left dangling.
On Thursday, August 13, 2026, a guest at Cedar Point experienced a medical emergency while riding the Siren's Curse roller coaster. Medics were required to assist the individual off the ride. Park spokesman Tony Clark stated that the coaster was functioning as designed during the incident and underwent routine safety checks before reopening.
This event has drawn attention, as the Siren's Curse has previously encountered issues since its opening in 2025. Notably, some guests have been left dangling at a 90-degree angle when the ride experienced mid-tilt stops, necessitating evacuations. The coaster is characterized as America's tallest, fastest, and longest "tilt" roller coaster, featuring a 160-foot lift hill and reaching speeds of 58 mph.
