Source: BroBible
Summary
A family of four was rescued from a stuck Six Flags ride in St. Louis, Missouri, after being stranded 120 feet in the air for almost three hours. The ride, Sky Screamer, malfunctioned at 5:30 p.m. on Thursday, and emergency personnel were called in to assist. The family, including two adults and two kids, was eventually rescued using a crane and safety belts. None of the riders required medical attention.
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The thrill arrives with a side of terror.
The Sky Screamer ride gets a new name: “Stuck in the Air for Hours.”
The family’s calm attitude is the real MVP.
Strong winds make the rescue more difficult, but rescue personnel are prepared.
The cause of the malfunction is still unknown, but maintenance tests the ride daily.
Because what’s a summer vacation without a near-death experience?
Author: Evan Null
