X2 Roller Coaster Closed as CNN Flags Injury History at Six Flags
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Six Flags Magic Mountain has temporarily closed the X2 rollercoaster after two riders suffered brain injuries within days of each other; a CNN investigation documents decades of injuries and concerns about how the ride has been inspected, and the company recently settled a wrongful-death lawsuit tied to the ride as authorities review safety.
- Rollercoaster at LA’s Six Flags shut after two riders suffered brain injuries, inquiry finds The Guardian
- Magic Mountain’s X2 linked to 2nd brain injury in a week KTLA
- Six Flags Roller Coaster Shut Down After 2 Riders Suffer Brain Injuries, 1 in Coma Yahoo
- Six Flags rollercoaster lands two women in hospital with alarmingly similar brain injury CNN
- Six Flags Magic Mountain settles fatal X2 lawsuit FOX 11 Los Angeles
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