California regulators are set to inspect Six Flags Magic Mountain’s X2 roller coaster after reports linked the ride to at least a dozen critical brain injuries and two deaths. Two women recently required emergency brain surgery after riding the attraction. The family of a man who died following an X2 ride is calling for action. State inspectors have not confirmed a direct cause but are checking safety protocols. The coaster remains open throughout the review.
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They rode a Six Flags roller coaster. Both ended up needing emergency brain surgery - Ynetnews
They rode a Six Flags roller coaster. Both ended up needing emergency brain surgery Ynetnews
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Six Flags Magic Mountain roller coaster 'X2' linked to a dozen serious brain injuries, two deaths - Gamereactor UK
Six Flags Magic Mountain roller coaster 'X2' linked to a dozen serious brain injuries, two deaths Gamereactor UK
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Why Six Flags Magic Mountain's x2 rollercoaster faces a safety audit over brain hemorrhage concern - The Economic Times
Why Six Flags Magic Mountain's x2 rollercoaster faces a safety audit over brain hemorrhage concern The Economic Times
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A Six Flags roller coaster in California is being investigated for potential head injury connections - Seeking Alpha
A Six Flags roller coaster in California is being investigated for potential head injury connections Seeking Alpha
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'Feeling all the feels' Irish celeb parents 'emotional' as kids head off on first day of school - rollercoaster.ie
'Feeling all the feels' Irish celeb parents 'emotional' as kids head off on first day of school rollercoaster.ie