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X2 Roller Coaster to Close Permanently at Six Flags California

Six Flags Magic Mountain retires X2 ride amid brain injury allegations.

By TradepilotUSA News Desk

Published · 1 min read

Six Flags Magic Mountain in California is retiring its X2 roller coaster, a ride known for its 360-degree spinning seats. The ride has been closed since July after complaints about brain injuries, including three lawsuits from riders. Six Flags stated that the roller coaster had passed multiple safety tests, but hundreds of complaints about brain injuries prompted the decision to permanently close the attraction.

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