Six Flags Magic Mountain in California has shut down its X2 rollercoaster after an incident on the ride. The park has not specified when the attraction will reopen.
Ride Closed Pending Investigation
The closure was confirmed by park officials, who said the ride would remain closed while they conduct a thorough review. No injuries have been reported in connection with the incident.
Park Response
In a statement, Six Flags Magic Mountain said the safety of guests is their top priority and that they are cooperating fully with authorities. The park has not released further details about the nature of the incident.
The X2 is one of the park's most popular thrill rides, known for its unique rotating seats and steep drops. The ride has been operational since 2002 and has undergone routine maintenance.
Impact on Visitors
Visitors with tickets for the day were informed of the closure at the entrance, and some expressed disappointment. The park is offering no refunds specifically for the ride, but standard park admission policies apply.
The investigation is ongoing, and further updates are expected as more information becomes available.
