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Six Flags permanently closes X2 rollercoaster after injury claims
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- Six Flags Magic Mountain in California permanently closed the X2 rollercoaster after more than 100 riders alleged brain injuries.
- The X2 has seats that spin 360 degrees and was one of the park's main attractions with long wait times.
- The ride had been closed since July, and Six Flags said it had passed safety tests before retiring it.
- A law firm representing plaintiffs said it had been contacted by about 400 people who alleged ride-caused injuries.
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