Six Flags Stock Slumps Following Fatal Goliath Roller Coaster Incident

The company’s stock, trading under the ticker FUN, opened at $10.90 on October 13, 2026, marking an initial 8.56% drop from its previous close. Following the incident, Six Flags suspended operations of the Goliath ride alongside eight similar attractions across its regional parks. This safety crisis arrives shortly after the permanent closure of the X2 coaster on September 29, which faced scrutiny following a CNN investigation and subsequent litigation regarding passenger injuries.

Legal representatives from SueWallSt are now reviewing whether the company misled shareholders regarding safety protocols prior to the October 12 incident. Investors who purchased shares at prices they allege were artificially inflated are being encouraged to submit brokerage records for a loss evaluation. While the investigation remains in its early stages, the firm notes that eligibility for potential recovery extends to those who have already sold their holdings, and participants are generally not required to appear in court or provide testimony.