Thrill-seekers were forced to walk down the 160-foot-high tracks of the country's first tilt roller coaster when it broke down for a fourth time since opening last month. On Tuesday, July 22, Siren's ...

Some roller coaster enthusiasts at Cedar Point got an unexpected thrill this past weekend when Siren's Curse got stuck. Here's what happened.

A stomach-dropping video shows riders on Cedar Point’s “Siren’s Curse” rollercoaster inching down the towering 160-foot-high tracks to safety after it broke down for the fourth time last Tuesday since ...

It happened twice in the past week. Siren's Curse, the newest roller coaster at Cedar Point, got stuck mid-ride on July 22, forcing passengers to walk down the coaster's evacuation stairs from the 160 ...

Cedar Point amusement park in Ohio debuted a brand-new roller coaster at the end of June. The ride is called Siren’s Curse, and it includes 160-foot height as well as reaching a top speed of 58 miles ...

The tallest, fastest and longest tilt roller coaster in North America got stuck twice over the weekend in a vertical position, leaving riders temporarily suspended. Siren’s Curse, located at Six Flags ...

Cedar Point’s newest roller coaster is living up to its ominous name in ways the park never intended. Siren’s Curse, the much-hyped addition to America’s Roller Coast, has become a literal high-wire ...

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Roller coaster riders were stuck at the top of Cedar Point's newest coaster, Siren's Curse, for about an hour and escorted down on Wednesday, June 2, according to Cedar Point. This is the second time ...

Cleveland.com and The Plain Dealer reached out to park spokesman Tony Clark for comment. On Saturday, riders became stuck for about 10 minutes on the 90-degree tilt, strapped into the car looking ...

Cedar Point's newest roller coaster, Siren's Curse, experienced technical delays this past weekend. Riders were temporarily stuck on the tilt coaster, with some facing straight down for about 20 ...