3 riders sue Six Flags, saying California roller coaster caused brain injuries

Three riders have filed lawsuits against Six Flags, alleging that the X2 roller coaster at Six Flags Magic Mountain caused catastrophic brain injuries. The legal actions accuse the company of failing to adequately warn passengers about the specific risks associated with the ride. Separately, Six Flags announced plans to sell seven North American theme parks to EPR Properties for approximately $331 million, a strategic move intended to streamline operations and reduce the company's overall debt levels.