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Travis Kelce’s $200M Six Flags faces scrutiny after roller coaster part falls

Outlet: The Times of India · GLOBAL SPORTS DESK · Published 21/10/2026 12:32 UTC

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A metal bracket reportedly fell from a car on Cedar Point’s Millennium Force roller coaster in Ohio, prompting a temporary shutdown. No injuries were reported, and the ride reopened after maintenance inspections and safety checks. The incident follows the death of Hassan Jihad Ibn Kariem at Six Flags Over Georgia. Travis Kelce’s reported role as a Six Flags ambassador and investor has drawn added attention, although no link connects him to either incident.

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https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/sports/nfl/news/travis-kelce-backed-200-million-six-flags-faces-fresh-scrutiny-after-metal-bracket-falls-from-roller-coaster-amid-growing-ride-safety-concerns/articleshow/135083588.cms
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