A major amusement park has shut down its 200-foot roller coaster indefinitely while authorities investigate a fatal incident involving a nearly identical ride at another Six Flags park. Safety concerns have prompted the closure as engineers and inspectors examine structural and operational factors following the tragedy. The decision comes as part of a broader review of ride maintenance protocols across the company’s attractions. Guests are advised to check for updates before visiting, as further closures or inspections may be announced.
The 200-foot thrill ride will remain closed as investigators probe the tragic accident on a similar ride at Six Flags Over Georgia.
