Six Flags amusement park in California closes X2 roller coaster after hundreds of reports of brain injury

The announcement takes place after several demands claimed that hundreds of passengers suffered brain injuries in X2, an attraction with seats that turn 360 degrees.

Six Flags amusement park in California closes X2 roller coaster after hundreds of reports of brain injury

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