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Roller Coaster Stuck Vertically on Opening Day
8 Jun
Summary
- Siren's Curse roller coaster experienced technical delays over the weekend.
- The ride, which tilts riders 90 degrees, got stuck twice in a vertical position.
- A safety system performed as designed, keeping all guests safe during the pauses.
Siren's Curse, a new roller coaster at Six Flags Cedar Point, experienced technical delays during its opening weekend in 2025. The ride, known for tilting riders at a 90-degree angle before the first drop, became stuck in a vertical position on two separate occasions over a Saturday and Sunday.
Park officials clarified that these were similar to 'check-engine light' pauses, indicating the safety system detected a condition requiring inspection. The automated safety system functioned as intended, keeping all guests secure. After thorough system checks, the coaster was restarted, and guests were able to complete their rides without further incident.
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