Theme park patrons in US walk down rollercoaster drop after power cut

• Six Flags Over Texas in Arlington experienced a power outage on Saturday after an external construction crew struck an underground power line.
• The power cut left some patrons stranded on rides, including the Titan rollercoaster, requiring them to walk down steep tracks to disembark.
• Videos captured riders descending the 245-foot-tall Titan in a single file, gripping railings as they made their way off the attraction.
• A Six Flags spokesperson confirmed that all parkgoers were safely escorted off rides, provided with complimentary return tickets, and operations fully resumed within approximately two hours.
• The park was back to normal operations by Sunday and is preparing to debut a new “giga dive coaster,” the Tormenta Rampaging Run, later this year as part of its 65th-anniversary celebrations.

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Terrifying video shows Six Flags patrons walking down rollercoaster drop after power outage