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

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

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

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

Six Flags will permanently close X2 following lawsuits and reports linking the coaster to serious brain injuries and other ...

Three people claim to have sustained “catastrophic brain damage” on the coaster at the California park.

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

Two women underwent emergency brain surgery shortly after riding the same Six Flags roller coaster in Valencia, California. A month later, the ride closed for good.

The ride at Magic Mountain near Los Angeles has fueled lawsuits claiming that it had caused brain injuries, including two ...

Magic Mountain President Brian Oerding said that while the roller coaster consistently passed safety tests, they decided to ...

Six Flags Magic Mountain says it will permanently close X2 in Valencia after lawsuits alleged more than 100 brain injuries ...

Six Flags Magic Mountain is retiring its famous X2 roller coaster amid lawsuits alleging serious brain injuries caused by the ...