Chaos ensued at a Six Flags amusement park in Georgia when a train ride suddenly caught fire, according to reports.

Park-goers were seen scrambling in a video posted to Facebook that captured the terrifying moment the empty ride burst into flames Saturday at Six Flags Over Georgia in Austell.

“It’s hot! We can’t get out, I don’t want to go through the smoke!” one visitor said in the video. “Oh my God, it’s not going out.”

In another video, popping noises could be heard as the blaze continued to grow, news station WSBTV reported.

“Come this way if you don’t want to die,” a park official said over the loudspeaker.

No visitors were on the attraction when the blaze broke out, but two employees were sent to the hospital for treatment, news station WGCL reported.

It was later determined that the fire started in the engine of the ride, which has since been closed for inspection.

“The safety of our employees and guests is our top priority,” a theme park spokesperson told WSBTV.