Six Flags has permanently closed its X2 roller coaster, citing guest confidence concerns after years of safety scrutiny.

Six Flags Magic Mountain in California permanently closed the roller coaster after allegations of brain injuries.

Six Flags Magic Mountain permanently closed X2 after settling a rider's death lawsuit and facing hundreds of brain injury ...

“After almost 20 years, we have decided to permanently retire X2,” Six Flags Magic Mountain said in a statement.

The X2 ride was for years the Valencia park's crown jewel, the first roller coaster in the world that spun riders 360 degrees in their seats.

Two riders suffered brain hemorrhages six days apart, prompting Six Flags Magic Mountain to end the iconic coaster's ...

On a summer day in June 2022, Christopher Hawley visited Magic Mountain with his younger brother and cousin. But immediately ...

Six Flags says X2 will close permanently, ending the ride's nearly 20-year run after mounting legal challenges.

Six Flags Magic Mountain will permanently close one of its most popular and iconic attractions after a slew of injury claims.

Six Flags said Tuesday that it will retire its X2 roller coaster in California, about a month after a CNN report linked many ...

The 200-foot-tall X2 reached a top speed of 76 mph while navigating a pair of raven turn inversions over a 3,600-foot-long ...