(AllEars) – We love going to Disney World and Disneyland, but sometimes it’s a bit of a trek and financial burden to visit Disney parks all the time. That’s where local theme parks come in handy, and none are probably as well-known as Six Flags.
However, Six Flags Magic Mountain in California recently closed a popular roller coaster after California officials began investigating reported incidents involving the ride. Now, an investigation by CNN has turned up more details, and over 100 people are now claiming brain injuries after riding the attraction. CONTINUE