OKLAHOMA CITY ???The Silver Bullet roller coaster has reopened at Frontier City after getting stuck Wednesday afternoon with 8 people on the ride.
The Department of Labor temporarily shut down the roller coaster after the incident.
After an inspection on Friday, Frontier City said the roller coaster could reopen Thursday afternoon.
Oklahoma City Fire crews responded to Frontier City Wednesday afternoon and rescued the 8 people.
VIDEO: OKC Fire crews rescue riders stuck on Frontier City roller coaster
The Department of Labor investigated why the ride got stuck.
???The Oklahoma Department of Labor has temporarily shut down the Silver Bullet ride pending a thorough investigation as to why the train stalled on the track. Once the investigation is over, Oklahoma Department of Labor inspectors will complete a comprehensive inspection of the ride and assure all safety standards are being met before the ride is operational again. We appreciate Frontier City for executing their emergency plan safely and efficiently, and their commitment to the safety of the public. We also appreciate the quick response and assistance of the Oklahoma City Fire Department.???
Frontier City sent out the following statement:
"At approximately 4:20 p.m., the train on the Silver Bullet roller coaster at Frontier City stalled on the lift. Due to the position of the stalled train, the back half of the cars were able to be evacuated by park personnel. The fire department had to be called to evacuate the guests in the front cars.
Guest safety is Frontier City???s top priority. As soon as each guest has been evacuated from the Silver Bullet, a thorough investigation into the reason the ride stalled will take place."
The Department of Labor temporarily shut down the roller coaster after the incident.
After an inspection on Friday, Frontier City said the roller coaster could reopen Thursday afternoon.
Oklahoma City Fire crews responded to Frontier City Wednesday afternoon and rescued the 8 people.
VIDEO: OKC Fire crews rescue riders stuck on Frontier City roller coaster
The Department of Labor investigated why the ride got stuck.
???The Oklahoma Department of Labor has temporarily shut down the Silver Bullet ride pending a thorough investigation as to why the train stalled on the track. Once the investigation is over, Oklahoma Department of Labor inspectors will complete a comprehensive inspection of the ride and assure all safety standards are being met before the ride is operational again. We appreciate Frontier City for executing their emergency plan safely and efficiently, and their commitment to the safety of the public. We also appreciate the quick response and assistance of the Oklahoma City Fire Department.???
Frontier City sent out the following statement:
"At approximately 4:20 p.m., the train on the Silver Bullet roller coaster at Frontier City stalled on the lift. Due to the position of the stalled train, the back half of the cars were able to be evacuated by park personnel. The fire department had to be called to evacuate the guests in the front cars.
Guest safety is Frontier City???s top priority. As soon as each guest has been evacuated from the Silver Bullet, a thorough investigation into the reason the ride stalled will take place."
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