Overview

• On July 22, Siren’s Curse stopped just before its 160-foot tilt element and riders were safely escorted off the coaster via evacuation stairs
• This latest halt marks the fourth operational stoppage since the ride’s June 28 debut, following interruptions on opening day, July 2 and July 19
• Park spokesman Tony Clark said the safety protocols functioned as designed during each incident and emphasized that no injuries have been reported
• On July 19, a previous malfunction left passengers dangling at a 45-degree angle for about 20 minutes before the ride resumed its course
• As North America’s first tilt coaster with 2,966 feet of track, two zero-gravity barrel rolls and a top speed of 58 mph, Siren’s Curse remains under close review by Cedar Point engineers