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Injured Rider Sues Six Flags Over Harness Mishap
16 Oct
Summary
- Lawsuit alleges ride operator didn't warn rider before activating harness.
- Rider claims significant injuries due to premature harness activation.
- Six Flags Magic Mountain faces lawsuit for negligence and product liability.
Simon Kasawa has filed a lawsuit against Six Flags Magic Mountain, alleging he was injured on the park's CraZanity attraction. According to the lawsuit, Kasawa claims the ride operator failed to provide a warning before activating the attraction's mechanical harness. Kasawa states that he was not fully seated when the harness descended, resulting in what he describes as "significant injuries."
The suit has been filed on grounds of negligence and product liability, with Kasawa seeking an undisclosed amount in damages. This legal action comes shortly after Six Flags Magic Mountain settled a previous wrongful death lawsuit connected to the X2 ride. Additionally, a recent tragic incident occurred at Six Flags Over Georgia, where a man fell from the Goliath ride and died.
