@usanewsdesk99: Six Flags Closes Nine Roller Coasters After Man Falls to His Death A normal afternoon at Six Flags Over Georgia ended in tragedy after a guest fell from the Goliath roller coaster and died. Authorities say the incident happened around 4:00 p.m. at the Atlanta-area amusement park. Police confirmed one person died and several others were injured. WSB-TV Witnesses described a terrifying scene, claiming a male passenger fell out of the train mid-ride on the 70-mile-per-hour attraction. One guest stated the rider struck the coaster car multiple times before falling onto the roof of a haunted house below. In response, Six Flags announced the temporary shutdown of nine major roller coasters across six different parks. Eight of those attractions, along with Goliath, were created by Swiss ride manufacturer Bolliger & Mabillard. The Guardian The manufacturer stated it is actively investigating the incident alongside local police detectives. WSB-TV The sudden closures come just two weeks after Six Flags permanently shut down its famous X2 roller coaster in California following lawsuits over reported brain injuries. CBS News What should theme parks do to ensure ride safety? #SixFlags #RollerCoaster #News #ThemePark #Safety
