Three people rescued from stuck roller coaster in Phoenix

Fire crews rescued three people stuck on a roller coaster Sunday afternoon at Castles N’ Coasters in Phoenix.

The Desert Storm coaster was stuck 60-70 feet in the air, according to the Phoenix Fire Department, but crews used a 35-foot ladder to help the amusement park visitors down.

Employees at Castles N’ Coasters stabilized the stuck ride from moving during the rescue by tying it off at the front.

There were no injuries reported.

Fire crews help down people stuck on a Castles N’ Coasters roller coaster that got stuck Sunday, June 26, 2016. (Source: Phoenix Fire Department)

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