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Six Flags to add seat belts to roller coasters after Georgia rider’s death

Six Flags is adding seat belts to several of its roller coasters after a Georgia man’s fatal fall on a ride that relied on lap restraints to keep passengers in their seats.

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Six Flags Will Add Seatbelts to Some Roller Coasters After Rider’s Death

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Six Flags Roller Coasters to Get Seat Belts After Fall

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Six Flags Great America’s Raging Bull to get seat belts after deadly Georgia coaster accident

Six Flags Great America’s Raging Bull roller coaster in Gurnee will receive seat belts following a crash involving a similar ride at Six Flags Over Georgia, where a 42-year-old man died after being ej...

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Six Flags to change N.J. ride following fatal roller coaster ejection

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Six Flags Great America to add seat belts to Raging Bull after fatal incident on similar coaster at Georgia park

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Six Flags announces new safety measure after fatal Goliath tragedy

Russell Tudor Jones was charged in February, two years after the attack in 2024.

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Six Flags says it will install seat belts on Georgia roller coaster after rider's death

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Six Flags adds seat belts to Goliath after deadly accident

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How far can roller coasters go? A deadly accident renews questions about safety

Roller coasters are supposed to feel dangerous without actually putting riders in danger. CBS News Atlanta reported that a fatal accident at Six Flags Over Georgia is raising a bigger question: As roller coasters get taller,

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More roller coasters shut down as authorities investigate fatal fall at Georgia amusement park

A Georgia amusement park where a man fell to his death from a roller coaster is set to reopen amid a growing safety probe of roller coasters made by the same manufacturer.

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Six Flags closes 10 major roller coasters around the world after deadly Georgia park incident

Fury 325 at Carowinds, Goliath at Six Flags Magic Mountain, and more have temporarily suspended operations.

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Roller coasters can feel dangerous, deadly. How safe are they really?

A guest has died after falling off the Goliath roller coaster at Six Flags Over Georgia on Oct. 12. Weeks earlier, Six Flags Magic Mountain announced that it was closing its X2 coaster after scores of guests reported brain injuries. Last year, a guest died ...

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Travel through time with these historic roller coasters

Roller coasters may be over 100 years old, but they are still bringing Americans today fresh excitement. Since the first roller coaster opened in 1884 on New York's Coney Island, the ride has gone through many changes to become what it is today. "1884, you ...