Six Flags is facing three new lawsuits that allege its X2 roller coaster at Magic Mountain in Southern California left more than 100 riders with brain injuries.
The lawsuits claim that the high‑speed, high‑g ride caused a range of neurological injuries, though the filings do not provide details on the specific incidents or the nature of the injuries.
According to the complaints, the alleged injuries have affected a large number of riders, but the parties have not yet disclosed the total amount of damages sought or the precise number of affected individuals beyond the “more than 100” figure.
CBS News national correspondent Carter Evans reported the development of the lawsuits, noting that the claims have been filed recently and that the case is still pending.
Six Flags has not yet issued a public statement in response to the allegations. The X2 coaster, which has been a popular attraction at Magic Mountain, is now under scrutiny as the lawsuits move forward.
<small>Source: CBS News — read the original story there.</small>