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Three New Lawsuits Say Six Flags X2 Caused Catastrophic Brain Injuries

State safety investigators are reviewing the ride after lawyers reported that more than 100 riders said they suffered brain injuries.

More Than 100 Allege Brain Injuries From Six Flags' X2 Roller Coaster

Universal’s Fast & Furious Coaster Enters Pull‑Through Testing in Orlando

Six Flags Magic Mountain Unveils Thrill Glider, a New Thrillglider Coaster for 2027

Six Flags Acquires ArieForce One and Plans Rebuild for 2028–29 Return

Batman Coaster Closed After Rider Suffers Fractures to Both Legs

Six Flags Keeps X2 Closed After Two Riders Undergo Emergency Brain Surgery

Family Files Wrongful-Death Suit Over X2 Coaster as Regulators Probe Injuries

Cedar Point Confirms Rider Injured on Siren’s Curse

Six Flags' X2 Roller Coaster Remains Closed After Rider Found Unconscious

Fun Spot America Closes Atlanta Park as Fate of ArieForce One Remains Unclear

Six Flags Unveils Bakunawa, a 382‑Foot, 100 mph Spinning Launch Coaster

Universal’s Fast & Furious: Hollywood Drift Begins Unannounced Soft Openings

Big Dipper Stopped and Evacuated After Viral Video Shows Possible Track Damage

Hamburg Expands Sommerdom to Five-Week XXL Run

Busch Gardens to Retire Kumba on August 2 and Announce Successor Kumba’s Revenge

Six Flags Opens Tormenta, a Record‑Claiming Giga Dive Coaster

Six Flags Over Texas Sets July 9 Opening for Tormenta Rampaging Run

Fun Spot America to Close Atlanta Park This Summer

Six Flags to Open Tormenta: Rampaging Run on June 26