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Amusement ride closed after brain injuries
Six Flags Magic Mountain in California announced the permanent closure of the X2 roller coaster after years of operation, due to a lawsuit alleging it caused serious brain injuries among riders. The park closed the ride after visitor confidence was affected, despite it regularly passing safety tests. In the past two years, more than 100 people have filed lawsuits related to brain injuries, including one involving a woman who suffered a severe brain hemorrhage while riding. These injuries led to legal actions and settlement of claims, including a case involving the family of a young man who died after experiencing a brain hemorrhage. The decision to close the ride follows investigations and legal issues involving multiple injury cases and a temporary suspension of the ride since July, amid growing concerns about the roller coaster’s safety and legal repercussions.
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