X2 Roller Coaster at Six Flags Magic Mountain Permanently Closed Amid Lawsuits
The X2 roller coaster at Six Flags Magic Mountain has been permanently closed, as announced by the park's president. The closure comes amid multiple lawsuits concerning the attraction.
San Francisco Oakland San Jose, CA, September 29, 2026 — Six Flags Magic Mountain has announced the permanent closure of its X2 roller coaster. The decision was communicated by the park’s president.
The permanent closure of the X2 attraction follows a period during which the theme park has been involved in multiple legal proceedings. Details regarding the specific nature or number of these lawsuits were not immediately available.
The contractor’s name for the X2 roller coaster was not provided. The park’s president made the announcement regarding the permanent closure, but their name was not specified in the provided information.
Information regarding the exact timeline of the lawsuits, the specific alleged incidents, or the outcomes of any legal proceedings was not disclosed. The reasons cited for the closure are directly linked to the ongoing legal challenges surrounding the ride.
Further details concerning the resolution of the lawsuits or any subsequent actions by Six Flags Magic Mountain regarding the X2 roller coaster site have not been made public.
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