Thorpe Park in Surrey experiences disruptions during a Bank Holiday heatwave, with two roller coasters reportedly breaking down at the same time. According to accounts from multiple outlets, riders are left on the rides when Hyperia and Colossus stop running, with people “stuck” mid-ride while the theme park responds to the issue. One report describes riders stranded in temperatures around 33C for about 30 minutes, while another refers to footage showing guests “stuck” on a rollercoaster during record-breaking weather. Both reports attribute the situation to simultaneous breakdowns rather than a single ride incident. The coverage does not provide details on the cause of the malfunctions or confirm any injuries. The incident highlights the operational challenges theme parks can face during periods of extreme heat, when demand and equipment stress may be higher. Thorpe Park’s response steps, including how guests are eventually taken off the rides and any official investigations, are not fully detailed in the available summaries.