Oct. 10, 2026
Six Flags Retires X2, Cedar Point May Get a New Name
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- Six Flags Magic Mountain has permanently retired its iconic X2 roller coaster following recent guest hospitalizations and multiple lawsuits.
- While Six Flags emphasized that X2 consistently passed all safety tests, park leadership noted the closure was necessary to address guest confidence.
- Plaintiffs' attorneys have pushed back on the narrative, stating the closure comes too late for injured riders and that legal actions will continue.
- Six Flags is currently surveying passholders about potential name changes for legacy parks like Cedar Point, exploring options such as Six Flags Cedar Point.
- Corporate rebranding and renaming require a delicate balance to manage public opinion, legal risk, and brand unification without alienating loyal local fans.
Six Flags Magic Mountain has permanently retired X2. The announcement follows two hospitalizations in July, three brain-injury lawsuits filed in September, and a law firm that says hundreds more riders have contacted it. Park president Brian Oerding says the ride consistently passed safety tests and was closed because “when we see guest confidence affected, we take it seriously.” The plaintiffs’ attorney responded the same day, saying the closure came too late and the lawsuits continue.
Meanwhile, Six Flags is surveying passholders about adding its name to Cedar Point and Kings Island, with options like Six Flags Cedar Point and Six Flags Over North Ohio.
Mattel’s first indoor waterpark is set for Bellevue, Nebraska, at the end of 2027, with a Barbie pool and a Hot Wheels slide tower. The city owns the building and is funding it with up to $110 million in bonds.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Why did Six Flags Magic Mountain retire X2?
Six Flags permanently closed X2 following guest hospitalizations in July and subsequent brain-injury lawsuits filed in September, citing an impact on guest confidence despite the ride passing safety tests.
Is Cedar Point changing its name to Six Flags?
Six Flags is surveying passholders about adding its corporate name to properties like Cedar Point and Kings Island, considering options such as Six Flags Cedar Point and Six Flags Over North Ohio.
Who is representing the plaintiffs suing over Six Flags X2?
The lawsuits are being handled by the Dordick Law Corporation, which reported that hundreds of additional riders have contacted them regarding injuries they believe were caused by X2.
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Well, hello there from our studios this week in Tokyo
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and in Tampa. This is Green Tagged Theme Park in 30.
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I'm Philip and I'm joined as always by my delightful
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co-host Scott Swenson of Scott Swenson Creative Development. Here on
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Green Tagged, of course, we look at the top news
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each week and we try to choose the stories we
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think matter most to industry professionals. And this week we
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have to go back to Six Flags because there are
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There's a development that we have to talk about here
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with X2 because it's just funny because the Six Flags news,
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we always talk about it and then it changes. And
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then we can miss it. But we had recorded it
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early last week, of course, which is why this is delayed.
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But if you remember a few weeks ago, we did
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a story about X2 and the new lawsuits that happened
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for X2. And now we have found out from Six
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Flags that they are permanently retiring the ride. So this
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happens after two people were taken to the hospital in July.
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And then last time we talked, which was two weeks
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ago about this story, it was coming on the heels
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of three additional riders suing Magic Mountain in September. And
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then that's when the attorney said they had 100 people
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kind of trying to join the suit as well. So.
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So the park announced it via a statement on their blog,
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and the statement is pretty short, so I'll just read
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it here. This is from the Six Flags Magic Mountain
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Park president, Brian. Brian said, After almost 20 years, we
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have decided to permanently retire X2. Since X2 opened in 2008,
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it has welcomed more than 16 million guests and earned
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a passionate following among ride enthusiasts. We recognize the special
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place X2 holds in the coaster community, and we are
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grateful to our team members who operated and maintained it
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throughout its run. While X2 consistently passed a multitude of
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safety tests, we have decided to close the ride because
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we believe it's the right thing to do. Ride safety
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is a cornerstone of our business, and when we see
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guests' confidence affected, we take it seriously. Our purpose is
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to create fun, thrills, and a lifetime of memories by
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creating unforgettable experiences that are underpinned by comprehensive safety policies.
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To learn more about our Rights H program, visit our website.
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So in response to that statement, the attorney also gave
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a statement. This is the attorney for the new suit
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of the up to 100 people, you know, like three
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people that could be up to 100 people. And his
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name is Gary from the Dordick Law Corporation. And he
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put out a statement saying, Today, Six Flags Magic Mountain
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finally did what it should have done long ago. X2
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is closed for good. For our clients, this decision comes
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too late. They got on X2 expecting a thrill. Instead,
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they left with catastrophic brain injuries. Some needed emergency brain surgery.
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Some are still fighting to get their lives back. Hundreds
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of people have contacted our firm about injuries they believe
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were caused by X2. Closing the ride protects future guests,
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and we welcome that, but it does nothing for the
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people who have already been hurt. Six Flags must now
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take responsibility for them. We will keep fighting for every
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writer who is injured on X2. We will hold Six
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Flags accountable. Today's decision will not keep us from continuing
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with our lawsuits. So that's the backstory. The only thing
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I'm going to point out before I hand it over
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to Scott is that they kind of walk a really
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weird line here because specifically what caught my attention is
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him saying that while it passed safety tests, That he said,
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when we see guest confidence affected, we take it seriously.
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And so basically it seems like they're trying to say
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that the reason they're not opening is because guest confidence
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is not high. Like people don't want to write it,
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which is kind of untrue because if you even just
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read our comments on our videos previously, there's a lot
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of people that enjoy the ride and still want to
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write it and they're looking to see where it's going
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to go. So I just thought that was an interesting
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line to walk where they're just saying it's not... that
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it's kind of like, it's a little bit like blaming
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the guests in a weird backwards way. Like, they're like, well,
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the ride is safe, but guest confidence, you know, people
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just don't want to ride it. So we're not going to,
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we're going to keep it closed. Anyway, that's my piece
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and my background. Thank you. Thank you. Scott, what do
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you think?
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Well, I think both of these are incredibly... They're both
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exercises in how to craft a statement. To say one
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thing and mean something adjacent to what you're actually saying.
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If I were going to sum these up, the statement
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from Six Flags could basically be, okay, we'll close it.
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And the statement from the lawyer is, crap, you closed it,
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but we're still going to move forward. I mean, in
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all honesty, I never want anyone to be injured, and
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safety is always going to be job one. That is
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the background of all of this. But I mean, little
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things like starting, even starting a statement about the closing
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of a park with, after almost 20 years, we have
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decided to permanently retire X2. So basically what that's saying is,
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it's been open for 20 years now, And now people
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are finally coming forward claiming that they have been injured.
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And I'm not sure whether they have, or they haven't, uh,
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you know, that is still for the courts to decide. And,
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but I also, at the same time, no matter how
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well this is, is, is crafted because you're absolutely right, Philip,
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they'd be, he never said it was unsafe. Um, he said,
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I noticed the exact same thing that you did. And
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that is the, uh, guest confidence is affected. Then we
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take it seriously. Um, But he does also cite that
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it's passed multiple safety tests. It has run to standards by,
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I'm assuming, the park and by the ride manufacturer, because
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that's who actually develops the safety tests. So it is unique,
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and it is a great way to redirect everyone to
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the ride safety policies of Six Flags. So it is about...
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the only way you can do a statement like that,
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you know, you can't, you can't come on and say,
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especially when there's pending lawsuits, uh, you can't come out
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and say, yeah, you're right. We're hurting people. Got to
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close the damn thing. You know, that's not, that's not
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the approach you can ever take in this particular situation. Um,
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at the same time, I think that the lawyer was
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equally as, um, crafted and, In the statement, even with
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lines like, for our clients, this decision comes too late.
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You can almost hear the sad music playing in the background.
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It is crafted to clearly have a, you know, we
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were just talking before we started recording about having a
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point of view. And it is important to have a
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point of view. Both of these statements have, you know,
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it seems as though they're being straightforward. It seems as
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though they're being honest. But they both have a very
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clear and well-crafted point of view. Once again, if these
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people truly were hurt on X2, it should close. There's
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no question about that. And I'm not trying to be
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disrespectful to any of these people who have suffered. And
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it is up to the courts to decide whether their
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brain injuries are from this ride or not. So That's
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kind of a secondary thing. They had no choice. In
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my opinion, Six Flags had no choice but to close
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the ride. And it is, quite honestly, more because of
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the confidence that the guests had in the ride than
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the actual safety of the ride. I'm sure that it
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would still continue to pass safety tests. But the reason
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they have to close it is because of the confidence
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in it. You know, it reminds me of many, many, many,
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many years ago, there was a ride at Six Flags
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Great America, which I don't think it was a Six
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Flags park at the time, called The Edge. And The
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Edge was a drop ride. You know, your car came out,
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you came to The Edge and you dropped and fell
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onto your back and slid over and came down and
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got out. Wrote it several times myself. And it had
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a malfunction, which ended up, uh, ended up in one death,
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ended up in one death. And back in those days
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when the media cycles were significantly longer, um, they had
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no choice but to remove the ride. They removed the ride. Now,
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interestingly enough, they removed the ride. They moved it to
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another park, renamed it and opened it again. But They
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took it away from Six Flags because again, it was
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a freak accident. There's no question about it. There are
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still rides like this that are running today in parks,
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in different parks, in different places. But it was a,
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and I'm sure they've, you know, upgraded the safety and
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those of you listening who are much more ride focused
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than I am, I'm sure you understand and will be
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able to perhaps even share in some of the comments
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on this show uh, what, what changes have been made,
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but whenever a ride does something, whenever a ride does
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something bad, you have no choice, but to get rid
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of it because you're never going to win the argument,
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whether you win the lawsuit or not, you're never going
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to win the argument of public opinion. Um, and what's
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interesting is, you know, as, as you mentioned, because of
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the comments from the last time we talked about this, Um,
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there are still people who will hate to see that
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coaster go away and who have ridden it multiple times and,
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and are fine. Um, so it's, it's an unfortunate situation,
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but this is the only way I think it can
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play out, unfortunately. So that's my, that's my point of view.
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And I hope that, you know, all of those people who, um,
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who have the brain injuries, I hope that, uh, you know,
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they continue to, to heal and do well. And, um,
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we will see how much truly falls on the shoulders of, uh,
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of six flags based on the court, based on what
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will happen in a court of law.
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I think I, I, I thought from for a while
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that they should have announced a permanent closure for a while. Uh,
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I think I was a little surprised that lasted this
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long once you look into the history of the ride, but, um,
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I think it's clear that the tide is kind of turning,
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you know, with, with, and it's like, it's, it's not
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gonna help because every, it just keeps getting back into
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the news. And I think, uh, the, the, the real
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question is how much the regular guest really knows or
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pays attention to any of that. I think that's, that
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might've been what started to tip it. You know, if
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just the regular guest is like, is that the coaster
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with all the, you know, it kind of, And of course,
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if they're, they announced the new coaster, I think this
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is the other part of it too, right? As they
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announced a new coaster for magic mountain, that's supposed to
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be opening next year. It's like delayed. I think that's
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also part of it. Like you don't want, it's like,
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you're just opening this new coaster. You don't want it
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to be like, Oh, we don't want to go to
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that new coaster because that's the park that, you know,
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that kills people, right? You don't, you don't want to
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have this like weird, uh, just shadow kind of label
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hanging over. And so I think this was the only way.
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And I don't love the phrasing, of course, but I
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agree that it's probably the only way they could have
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done it. Like you can't sayâ you really can't say
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anything else because as we talked about before, any other
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way that you would put this could be brought into
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court for some reason. So we kind of had to
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walk this line of likeâ Well, and.
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The thing is there were no lies in this statement either.
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was it presented in the most positive light for the parks? Yes.
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But isn't their job, you know, um, this, it's interesting
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because it kind of goes back at what I'm really curious.
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And I don't know whether we'll ever see this, but
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what I'm really curious is if they have been able
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to find any sort of, uh, frontline operator statements regarding
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the safety of the ride. Um, that's, that's where you're
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really going to run into some potential challenges because quite honestly, the, um,
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the official statement is always easy to craft. What the
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frontline person is saying to the passing guest or overheard
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by the media, that's what's more difficult to control. And,
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you know, it's, again, it's still too early to tell,
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but I think one of the most important things, if
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there's going to be a takeaway for people in the
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park systems is, you know, obviously, number one, make sure
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your rides are safe. make sure they're passing all the safety.
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This is a perfect example of why you do those
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safety checks, why you hold those documents, why you are
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able to say here is they are safe based on
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the tests that have been set up by the manufacturers.
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not open a ride even though the parks themselves want
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to open it because they want to make certain that
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if something, God forbid, does happen, they can pass that
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responsibility on to the ride manufacturer So they follow ride
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manufacturer recommendations to the letter in most cases. And when
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they don't, that's when it ends up falling back and
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becoming operator error.
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