Passengers were temporarily stranded on the SkyScreamer ride at Six Flags Over Georgia due to a technical delay, as captured in a video posted online. The individual who recorded the video, David Early, expressed frustration while waiting. Six Flags Over Georgia stated that the delay was similar to a check engine light and that the safety system functioned correctly, ensuring the safety of all guests. The ride was returned to its loading position after approximately 10 minutes, allowing guests to exit safely.
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Riders at Six Flags Over Georgia Temporarily Stranded Due to Technical Delay
Riders on the SkyScreamer at Six Flags Over Georgia were left hanging for about 10 minutes due to a technical delay. The amusement park confirmed that the safety system worked as intended during the incident.
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Georgia Six Flags riders temporarily left dangling high in the air due to 'technical delay'
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Riders at Six Flags Over Georgia Temporarily Stranded Due to Technical Delay