A person dies and several others are injured in an incident involving a Six Flags roller coaster at Six Flags Over Georgia, prompting related safety reviews. The theme park is outside Atlanta and is operated by the company that also runs Canada’s Wonderland.

Following the Georgia incident, officials shut down two Canada’s Wonderland coasters—Leviathan and Behemoth—while the parks assess safety and operations. Canada’s Wonderland and Six Flags describe guest and team member safety as a top priority, and they do not provide a specific timeline for when the rides might reopen.

Across the outlets, the key focus is the immediate closure of the two coasters in Canada after the fatal incident in Georgia. While details of the Georgia death and the exact circumstances are not fully confirmed in the reports, all sources link the closures to the company’s response to the event and ongoing safety investigations.