Six Flags Magic Mountain retires roller coaster amid reports of brain injuries
The park closed the attraction following lawsuits and a media investigation alleging severe brain trauma among riders.
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Six Flags Magic Mountain has closed one of its well-known roller coasters following lawsuits and a media investigation alleging severe brain trauma among riders, according to Anadolu Agency.
The closure comes after reports alleged that the ride's intense forces contributed to brain injuries in some visitors, prompting legal action against the park.
Roller coasters with intense forces have faced increased scrutiny in the United States in recent years, as lawsuits and investigative reports have raised questions about the long-term health effects of extreme rides on some passengers.
Further details on the specific ride's name, the number of lawsuits filed, or the park's response to the allegations were not included in the available reporting.
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- US amusement park retires famous roller coaster amid reports of brain injuries — Anadolu Agency (Turkey)
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