Six Flags has announced the permanent closure of the X2 rollercoaster at Magic Mountain in Valencia, California, effective immediately. This decision follows reports from over 100 individuals who have alleged injuries related to the ride. The X2 rollercoaster, which can reach speeds of up to 76 mph (approximately 122 km/h) and features seats that rotate 360 degrees, had been closed since mid-July 2026.
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Six Flags permanently closes X2 rollercoaster following injury claims
Six Flags has permanently closed the X2 rollercoaster at its Valencia, California park after more than 100 individuals reported injuries associated with the ride. The rollercoaster had been shut down since mid-July 2026.
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