More than 100 people have said they were injured by the ride in California, which reaches up to 76 mph Six Flags has permanently shut down its embattled X 2 rollercoaster in Valencia, California, the company announced on Tuesday, as a groundswell of past riders have come forward with allegations of serious injuries.
X 2, a Magic Mountain park favorite, which reaches up to 76 mph (about 122 km/h) and has seats that can rotate 360 degrees, had been closed since mid-July. Continue reading...

