Six Flags’ El Toro attraction shut down indefinitely
Inspectors say the ride is "structurally compromised" after a malfunction last month injured 14 people.
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Sep 22, 2022, 9:33 PM
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Updated 1,044 days ago
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14h agoSix Flags Great Adventure announced Thursday the El Toro roller coaster has been shut down indefinitely.
Inspectors say the ride is "structurally compromised" after a malfunction last month injured 14 people.
They also say there's damage to several track columns.
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