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Six Flags X2 closure: Ride retired after 100+ injury claims
The Six Flags X2 closure at Magic Mountain marks the permanent retirement of one of California's most iconic attractions following severe safety concerns. More than 100 riders have alleged they sustained brain injuries as a result of the ride, prompting a decision by the park to cease operations. While the ride had been closed since July, the official announcement on Tuesday follows mounting legal pressure and widespread reports of catastrophic health impacts. This article examines the history of the X2 rollercoaster, the specific injury allegations, and the legal fallout facing Six Flags.
