On May 16, 2026, Six Flags Over Texas experienced a park-wide power outage that affected the roller coaster ride. The outage, which occurred around 2 p.m. local time, caused the ride to halt mid-air operations, forcing riders to evacuate via stairs. Officials attributed the issue to an internal electrical problem, with some reports suggesting that strong winds may have also contributed to the outage. Riders were safely escorted off the ride and later offered complimentary return tickets as part of the park's accommodations to resolve the situation and ensure guest safety.
A power outage at Six Flags Over Texas in Arlington, Texas, caused the Titan rollercoaster to stop mid-air on Saturday, May 16, briefly leaving riders stranded before they were seen walking down steep steps in a video shared online.
people.comSix Flags Over Texas in Arlington lost power Saturday after a construction crew hit an underground power line
www.independent.co.ukRiders were stranded on Six Flags roller coasters during a power outage on May 16. Social media videos show the terrifying evacuation down emergency stairs.
parade.comVisitors and vacationers evacuated from the Titan roller coaster at Six Flags Over Texas after a power outage stopped the 245-foot ride mid-course over the weekend.
www.foxnews.comGuests were escorted off rides.
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