• ChicoSuave@lemmy.world
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    The roller coaster is X2 in Six Flags Magic Mountain in California. In So Cal there are a few major theme parks and each has a reputation.

    Disney for the family Magic Mountain for the rides Universal for the sights Knott’s is affordable fun

    X2 is an amazing coaster that has 3 axis movement and high G forces. It would make sense that the people with fragile bits are injured by what’s basically a high speed centrifuge on rails.

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      Intensity 100 is when you pick up all the guests that say “your dick looks too intense for me” and drop them on the single tile path surrounded by water. Every once in awhile you drop one of them in at random to drown. Anyone that buys the $20 hot dog though gets to go free. There is a single bathroom that cost $99.99

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    Maaan Six Flags has terrible lawyers lol. It’s injured 70 people in 6ish years of operation? It’s killed two and put another in a coma? This is liability 101 here. I imagine the ride was safe when it opened 24 years ago but, with time and Six Flags’ notorious lack of investment and maintenance of their parks, it’s more dangerous than it was new. I wonder when the execs decide they want the bleeding to stop.