Six Flags Magic Mountain sued over alleged ‘catastrophic brain damage’ from X2 ride
Lawsuit joined by more than 100 others claims they experienced traumatic injuries after riding the rollercoaster
TL;DR
- Three lawsuits have been filed against Six Flags Magic Mountain, with over 100 additional people alleging traumatic brain injuries from the X2 rollercoaster.
- Attorneys claim the ride's design makes it inherently dangerous, causing 'catastrophic brain damage' to riders.
- Recent incidents include two women experiencing brain hemorrhages after riding the X2 in July.
- An investigation revealed over a dozen reports of serious injuries, including two deaths, associated with the X2 coaster in nearly 20 years.
- Six Flags stated they do not comment on pending litigation and confirmed the X2 has been closed since mid-July, while emphasizing their commitment to safety.