Investigation into Ninja derailment continues, first lawsuit filed
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Park officials and witnesses described seeing a large branch fall across the tracks at about 6 p.m. Monday, causing the partial derailment, but a spokesman for the California Division of Occupational Safety and Health, Peter Melton, said an entire tree -- estimated at 40 feet high -- had actually fallen.
Two Six Flags Magic Mountain visitors who were riding the Ninja roller coaster when it struck a downed tree Monday sued the park, seeking unspecified damages.
From the LA Times: Investigation continues, lawsuit filed.
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Ninja was going to be renamed the twin pines coaster in the future, now they have to go with lone pine coaster...BTTF reference, not that it really makes sense
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