Magic Mountain, Los Angeles
 

Watch the progress as X becomes X2

Construction is complete and X2 is now open!

Six Flags Magic Mountain elevated X, the world's first four-dimensional roller coaster, into the 5th dimension to become X2. This $10 million investment features completely redesigned, sleeker trains and introduces all-new, innovative state-of-the-art visual, 
audio and sensory effects.

Click the Video button above to take a virtual ride on X2.

May 15, 2008



The final safety tests are being performed on X2.











 

March 6, 2008




X is taken to the next dimension with the first test ride of X2.












February 25, 2008







A view from The Sky Tower of the newly painted X2.














February 7, 2008





Compare the old X trains to the new X2 trains!





Holes in the metal framework help reduce the weight of the trains.





February 1, 2008





X2's train in now sleeker and lighter.







A 5 ton overhead hoist holds a coach as the Six Flags Magic Mountain team aligns it with the frame of X2.





January 20, 2008





The paint transformation will take up to 3 months to complete.


















Six stories above the ground, workers on spiders paint X2 by brush and roll only.







The transformation of X to X2 will take about 1,500 gallons of red and dark charcoal paint.





December 7, 2007






New sleeker state-of-the-art train for X2.





November 15, 2007






The newly designed X2 train on display.




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