On September 20, 2026, the newly opened Tormenta Rampaging Run roller coaster at Six Flags Over Texas came to an unexpected stop while a train was in motion. Park personnel immediately initiated emergency protocols, safely unloading every rider from the stalled train before the attraction was temporarily taken out of service.
The incident occurred at Six Flags Over Texas in Arlington, Texas, a venue that recently added Tormenta Rampaging Run to its lineup of thrill rides. The coaster, which debuted only weeks earlier, was operating during regular park hours when the stoppage happened.
Trained staff members followed standard evacuation procedures, guiding guests off the track and into designated safe zones. No injuries were reported, and all guests were accounted for before the ride was cleared. After a brief inspection and clearance by the park’s technical team, the coaster was returned to operational status and resumed normal service within a short period.
Six Flags officials confirmed that the ride is again available to guests and that safety checks were completed before reopening. The park emphasized its commitment to guest safety and noted that the temporary interruption was resolved without incident.
Tormenta Rampaging Run represents the latest addition to Six Flags Over Texas’s collection of attractions, aiming to provide new experiences for visitors. The brief halt underscores the park’s adherence to safety protocols, ensuring that any mechanical irregularities are addressed promptly before riders are allowed to continue.
Patrons who were on the ride at the time of the stop were escorted out of the attraction and were offered assistance by park staff. The coaster’s quick return to service allowed the park to maintain its schedule of rides and attractions for the remainder of the day.