File-breaking curler coaster stops midair, forcing riders to terrifyingly stroll down 200 ft: video

Amusement park company in Ohio had been compelled to stroll down a 200-plus-foot curler coaster by stairs after a mechanical situation.

The incident occurred at Cedar Level in Sandusky, Ohio, on Monday, when company on the amusement park needed to evacuate the Magnum XL-200 curler coaster attributable to a mechanical situation.

Tony Clark, director of communications for Cedar Level, instructed Fox Information Digital that the incident was the results of a “normal experience stoppage” which triggered the visitor evacuation.

Josh Lett, who noticed the evacuation, instructed Fox Information Digital he hasn’t seen something just like this occur earlier than.

The Magnum XL-200 curler coaster tops out at 205 ft and was the “Guinness Ebook of World Information holder for its forefront peak,” in line with Cedar Level’s web site.

It could attain speeds of 72 mph and lasts two minutes and 45 seconds.