The Six Flags theme park in California has closed the X2 roller coaster following numerous complaints of brain injuries. Multiple lawsuits allege that hundreds of riders experienced brain trauma on the ride, known for its seats that rotate 360 degrees. The closure was announced after the accumulation of these legal claims. Details regarding the exact nature and extent of the injuries have not been fully released by Six Flags. Investigations are likely to follow to determine the cause of the reported injuries and the safety of the ride’s mechanics. The park has not indicated when, or if, X2 will reopen to the public. This incident raises concerns about the safety protocols at the Six Flags California park.