Six Flags Over Georgia Evacuates Goliath After Visitor Dies

One visitor died following an incident involving the Goliath roller coaster at Six Flags Over Georgia in Cobb County, according to officials who confirmed the fatality to Channel 2. The ride was stopped, and people aboard the attraction were evacuated as several cars remained near the top of the structure.

WSB-TV reported that its news helicopter captured footage of riders being removed from Goliath. The station also reported that a set of the ride's cars had stopped at the top of the roller coaster.

Officials confirmed the visitor's death to Michele Newell, Cobb County bureau chief for Channel 2. The available information did not identify the deceased or establish the circumstances surrounding the fatality.

The incident prompted the evacuation of riders from the attraction. However, the source report did not provide details about the cause of the incident, the victim's identity, or whether anyone else was injured.

Channel 2 described the situation as developing, indicating that further information could emerge as officials clarify the circumstances surrounding the death and the ride's stoppage.