Six Flags Closes Multiple Rides After Death on Georgia Roller Coaster

New York Times - Oct 13, 2026

One rider died and several others were injured at Six Flags Over Georgia, the police said. The company said it was temporarily closing nine rides in the U.S. and Canada as a precaution.

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