Six Flags X2 Roller Coaster Lawsuits Allege Brain Injuries
Summary
Multiple lawsuits have been filed against Six Flags, alleging that its X2 roller coaster caused severe brain injuries to over 100 riders, with one woman remaining on a ventilator two months after riding.
How coverage differs
Left outlets emphasize the numerous lawsuits and alleged permanent brain injuries from the X2 roller coaster, while right outlets focus on graphic individual cases like a woman on a ventilator or a comatose mother.
- Left: Over 100 riders allege severe brain injuries from theme park ride Left-leaning outlets report on the numerous lawsuits filed against Six Flags, emphasizing the severe brain injuries allegedly sustained by over 100 riders on the X2 roller coaster. They highlight the legal actions taken by individuals claiming permanent damage from the ride.
- Right: Roller coaster leaves woman comatose, others with traumatic brain injuries Right-leaning outlets focus on the graphic details of the alleged injuries, specifically highlighting the case of a woman who remains on a ventilator two months after riding the X2 roller coaster. They also mention other severe outcomes, such as a mother left comatose and a lawyer unable to work.