Curler coaster riders are normally in search of a jolt of adrenaline ― however no longer like this.
On Monday, the Magnum XL-200 curler coaster on the Cedar Level amusement park in Sandusky, Ohio, were given caught as passengers had been on the best of a 205-foot drop, prompting a hair-raising evacuation.
The ones aboard in the long run needed to descend a steep set of stairs to protection, led by means of park workers. Video posted to Fb presentations the evacuation, with the witness who posted the photos quipping, “Satisfied I wasn’t the ones people!”
No person was once injured within the incident.
Rider Laina Cafego informed native information station WOIO that passengers had been caught within the air for round 20 to half-hour prior to the rescue happened.
“My instant response, I mentioned out loud, was once, ‘Is that this intended to occur?’” she recalled. “Nevertheless it was once the no longer realizing what was once subsequent that was once essentially the most irritating section as it took them some time to mention over the audio system that they had been getting upkeep.”
Cedar Level spokesperson Tony Clark informed Fox Information Virtual that the incident was once a “usual experience stoppage” however that operators had been not able to restart the coaster.
The park’s website online touts the Magnum XL-200 as keeping a Guinness Global File for “forefront peak.”