3 new lawsuits allege X2 roller coaster at Six Flags Magic Mountain caused major brain injuries

Three new lawsuits have been filed against Six Flags Magic Mountain, alleging that riders sustained major brain injuries while riding the park's X2 roller coaster. The legal actions claim that the ride's mechanics and forces are responsible for the severe neurological trauma experienced by the plaintiffs.

The X2 coaster, a prominent attraction at the Valencia, California theme park, is known for its extreme features, including 360-degree rotating seats and head-down drops. These latest filings bring increased scrutiny to the safety and physical impact of the high-intensity ride on its passengers.