Siren’s cursed? A stomach-dropping video shows riders on Cedar Point’s “Siren’s Curse” rollercoaster inching down the ...

Cedar Point amusement park in Ohio unveiled a new roller coaster called Siren's Curse this summer. However, the new ride has ...

Cedar Point’s 'tilt' coaster, Siren’s Curse, was forced to evacuate riders and have them climb down the ride's 160-foot ...

Cedar Point's newest roller coaster is set to open to visitors for the first time on June 28. Siren's Curse is North America's "tallest, longest, fastest tilt coaster" according to the amusement park.

It hasn't been open a month yet, but Siren's Curse has gotten stuck 4 times so far, leaving passengers stranded. How often is ...

Cedar Point has confirmed that Siren's Curse "experienced a delay that paused the ride's operation" on Saturday, July 19.

Cedar Point's Siren's Curse, a tilt roller coaster with a 160-foot lift hill and two inversions, has faced issues since its June debut, getting stuck twice, per local media reports.

Cedar Point's newest roller coaster continues to offer more thrills than advertised. The Siren's Curse once again left guests dangling atop its 160-foot-tall tilt tower.

Cedar Point's Siren's Curse roller coaster experienced its fourth major operational delay since opening. The coaster halted on its 160-foot tower due to a safety system trigger, requiring guest ...

Siren’s Curse will suspend riders 160 feet above the midway before tilting them 90 degrees forward and launching them into a series of high-speed, gravity-defying elements.

It was a hair-raising experience. A malfunctioning roller coaster dubbed “Siren’s Curse” left riders stranded upside down for nearly 10 minutes during its grand debut in Ohio.

Cedar Point’s roller coaster Siren’s Curse has dealt with a few issues since debuting in late June. The ride is a "tilt" roller coaster. It features a 160-foot lift hill, a 90-degree drop, two ...