The X2 features seats that rotate 360 degrees as riders plunge down drops of up to 200 feet at speeds reaching 76 mph ...

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

Law firm Dordick Law Corp. said it has filed at least four lawsuits on behalf of park visitors who say they were injured ...

More than 100 parkgoers claim they suffered traumatic brain injuries after riding Six Flags Magic Mountain’s X2 coaster in ...

X2 at Six Flags Magic Mountain was closed on July 12, and hasn’t reopened since.

Christopher Hawley, a recent San Diego State University graduate, reportedly collapsed after riding X2 in 2022, and his family now alleges the attraction was dangerously rough.

More than 100 people say they suffered brain injuries from a Six Flags roller coaster in the last two years alone, following ...

A California amusement park is facing multiple lawsuits after riders alleged that its high-speed X2 roller coaster caused ...

An LA attorney who took his grandkids to Six Flags Magic Mountain to make lasting memories claims he can no longer practice law after suffering a catastrophic brain injury riding the park’s notorious ...

A wrongful-death lawsuit filed by the parents of a 22-year-old man who died after riding the X2 roller coaster at Six Flags Magic Mountain has been settled shortly before the case was scheduled to go ...

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