Riders on the Titan roller coaster at Six Flags Over Texas are evacuated after a power outage stops the ride mid-course over the weekend, according to reports from multiple outlets. The coaster, which reaches about 245 feet, stops while guests are in the air, leaving them stranded at height. Following the interruption, the evacuation proceeds with riders descending using an emergency staircase rather than remaining on the stalled train. One report describes the incident as a power outage that prevents the ride from continuing, while another characterizes it as an internal technical problem affecting the coaster’s operation. In both accounts, guests are able to exit the ride safely through the controlled evacuation process. The outlets agree on the key outcome: the ride stops around 245 feet above the ground and riders are evacuated from the coaster during the weekend incident. No details about injuries, the cause of the outage beyond the technical interruption, or the timeline for restoring full service are provided in the excerpts.