Trending Now - Power Outage Leaves Six Flags Riders Stuck 245 Feet up

WHO:

Fox News - Riders aboard the Titan roller coaster at Six Flags Over Texas.

Fox News - Six Flags officials.

WHAT:

Fox News - Riders were evacuated from the Titan roller coaster after a power outage caused the ride to stop.

Fox News - The Titan roller coaster stands approximately 245 feet tall and reaches speeds of up to 85 mph.

NY Post - Riders were forced to descend a steep staircase after the internal technical problem.

WHERE:

Fox News - Six Flags Over Texas, Arlington, Texas.

WHEN:

Fox News - The evacuation occurred on a Saturday.

Fox News - Six Flags reopened the day after the incident.

WHY:

Fox News - The power outage was described as an internal technical problem that interrupted power throughout the park.

HOW:

Fox News - Video footage showed riders carefully climbing down a steep staircase attached to the side of the coaster structure.

Fox News - Trained employees safely escorted all riders off the attraction and remained in communication with guests throughout the evacuation.

(UPDATED May 20, 2026 04:21 UTC)

Riders aboard the Titan roller coaster at Six Flags Over Texas were evacuated after a power outage caused the ride to stop unexpectedly. The Titan, which stands about 245 feet tall and can reach speeds of up to 85 mph, required guests to carefully descend a steep staircase while being escorted by trained employees who maintained communication throughout the process. Six Flags officials confirmed that the park reopened the day after the incident, which was attributed to an internal technical problem that interrupted power across the park.