Lawsuits allege Six Flags' X2 roller coaster left riders with brain injuries
Also reported by ABC News
Summary
Six Flags is facing three new lawsuits claiming that its X2 roller coaster at Magic Mountain in Southern California caused brain injuries to more than 100 riders. The lawsuits allege that the ride may have unsafe conditions leading to these injuries.Key Facts
- Six Flags has been sued three times over the X2 roller coaster.
- The lawsuits claim that over 100 riders suffered brain injuries from the ride.
- The roller coaster is located at Six Flags Magic Mountain in Southern California.
- The nature of the injuries reportedly involves the brain, suggesting serious health concerns.
- Legal action suggests potential safety issues with the X2 roller coaster.
