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New Ohio roller coaster gets stuck...again
The tilt coaster opened to riders on June 28. That same day, the ride got stuck in the vertical position for around 10 minutes. Cedar Point called Siren’s Curse the fastest, longest, and tallest tilt coaster in North America. It is 160 feet tall and hits 58 miles per hour.
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Tense video: Park visitors hang upside down on a roller coasterVisitors to the Cedar Point park in Ohio were stuck upside down for about 10 minutes on the Siren’s Curse, considered the ...
The coaster, which features a 160-foot lift hill, 2,966 feet of track and hits speeds of 58 mph over a two-minute ride, hit a ...
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Riders on board the Siren's Curse roller coaster at Cedar Point amusement park in Ohio got stuck on the ride's opening day.
Beacon Journal reporter Craig Webb takes a scary spin on Cedar Point's new Siren's Curse with Akron coaster enthusiast ...
On its grand debut, this 160-foot tall, 2,966-foot long, 93 km/h beast came to a very sudden stop, leaving its unfortunate ...
Cedar Point's newest coaster left riders dangling midair for a spell on Saturday just hours before a large power outage.
In a nightmarish incident, guests at an amusement park in Ohio, United States, were left suspended in a vertical position ...
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