So far since the ride has officially opened on June 28th, the ride has gotten stuck three times... three! The first time was ...

After two shutdowns in its first week, experts explain the complex safety systems behind North America's first tilt coaster ...

It’s the second time the ride has gotten stuck since it opened. Last Saturday, the ride was stuck in the “vertical position ...

Visitors to the Cedar Point park in Ohio were stuck upside down for about 10 minutes on the Siren’s Curse, considered the tallest, longest, and fastest roller coaster in North America. The incident ...

For the second time in its opening week, riders on Cedar Point's Siren's Curse experienced an unexpected surprise.

Riders were left suspended facing straight down for 10 minutes during the first incident, while the second required staff to ...

The first incident saw the coaster's cars get stuck on the tracks before making its way down, while the second forced park ...

Video footage obtained by WOIO shows riders carefully navigating the tracks hundreds of feet in the air before making their ...

Cedar Point guests on July 2 found themselves stuck on top of the Siren's Curse roller coaster's 160-foot-tall lift hill. But ...

Cedar Point's newest coaster left riders dangling midair for a spell on Saturday just hours before a large power outage.

Cedar Point's newest thrill machine, the Siren's Curse roller coaster, opened for the media and coaster fans on Thursday, June 26. The ride has a capacity of anywhere from 900 to 1,000 guests an hour.

Cedar Point's media day for Siren's Curse gives us the chance to ride the new tilt coaster before it opens to the general public on June 28.