A slew of new lawsuits claim that a Six Flags roller coaster left riders with major brain injuries.
The X2 at Six Flags Magic Mountain in Valencia, California, opened in 2002 and billed as the world’s first ‘fourth dimensional’ rollercoaster with seats that rotate 360 degrees. Attorneys from Dordick Law Corporation say more than 100 people have retained their services in the last two months, alleging they suffered some form of brain injuries from the ride.
