Six Flags says El Toro will reopen after repairs and inspections
Six Flags provided an update Tuesday as the El Toro Roller Coaster ride remains closed after several people were hurt last week.
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Aug 30, 2022, 10:23 PM
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9h agoSix Flags provided an update Tuesday as the El Toro Roller Coaster ride remains closed after several people were hurt last week.
The park said the primary and back-up safety systems did their job allowing the train to complete the ride without major incident.
A section of the structure still needs to be repaired.
When it's fixed and inspections are complete, El Toro will reopen.