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Six Flags Magic Mountain in Southern California announced it is permanently closing the X2 roller coaster after a CNN investigation exposed a history of head in…
Six Flags Magic Mountain in Southern California announced it is permanently closing the X2 roller coaster after a CNN investigation exposed a history of head injuries, hospitalizations and even deaths linked to the ride. Kyung Lah reports.
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@@TheAMWImported1mo ago
The ride should have stayed open. Just bc your brain is sensitive the rest of us shouldn’t have to suffer 🙄
@@murder.simulatorImported1mo ago
I remember that water slide death on a ride called Verrückt about 10 years ago. Young boy lost his head on that death trap
@@MaNon10MaNonImported1mo ago
The choice of words says it all. They take it seriously ONLY when they see guest confidence affected. Meaning as soon as they see less customers and make less profit
@@koprcord5338Imported1mo ago
Fkn scary when just trying to have fun.
@@NaomiN-k7qImported1mo ago
2 deaths and 2 brain surgeries!?!?!? Why are we just now hearing about this???
@@Asiunderstandit123Imported1mo ago
I never understood the need to go on these kind of rides. Never safe in my opinion. Even if going as planned.
@@RedRose4141Imported1mo ago
Any of these crazy rides can destroy your cervical spine and you may not notice it for some time.
Six Flags Magic Mountain in Southern California announced it is permanently closing the X2 roller coaster after a CNN investigation exposed a history of head injuries, hospitalizations and even deaths linked to the ride. Kyung Lah reports.
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