A roller coaster at a Georgia amusement park stalled on July 3 because of a safety feature, leaving passengers stuck for a 10 minute period.
An amusement park visitor in North Carolina discovered a crack in the support pillar of a rollercoaster while people were riding it this week.
The incident happened at Wild Adventures amusement park's Boomerang roller coaster when it became stuck, according to WALB, who reported that the ride went forward and then moved back before stopping.said in a statement to the news outlet that the ride stopped due to a safety feature and all passengers were safely returned to the loading station.encountered a brief ride stoppage triggered by a safety feature activation.
"You'll start with a pull up a steep incline, backwards, out of the station. Once at the top of the incline, the train is released and it falls down the incline and through the station into a Cobra Roll element. A vertical loop follows this, and the train starts up another hill.
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