Overview
- Siren’s Curse experienced two unplanned halts on July 2 and July 3 before resuming normal service
- A motorist’s collision with a nearby utility pole triggered the first power outage, leaving riders suspended for nearly 10 minutes
- The coaster’s safety system operated as designed, allowing the ride to restart without evacuating passengers or causing injuries
- Featuring a 160-foot tilt lift, 2,966 feet of track and top speeds of 58 mph, Siren’s Curse underscores Cedar Point’s engineering ambitions
- Cedar Point and Six Flags officials say they are reviewing ride data to pinpoint root causes and ensure ongoing operational reliability