Travis Kelce's $200M Six Flags investment faces new twist in death lawsuit
A wrongful death lawsuit involving a 2022 fatality at a Six Flags amusement park has reached a settlement with ride-train supplier S&S Worldwide Inc. The incident involved the X2 ride, which the victim's family claimed caused fatal head trauma.
Why it matters
The case underscores ongoing safety concerns regarding high-intensity amusement park rides and the legal liabilities faced by investors and operators.
Travis Kelce, the Kansas City Chiefs’ star tight end, has kept his focus on winning a Super Bowl for his team this season amid criticism about his fitness levels. While he has been a strong player on the field, his $200 million investment had fallen into controversial legal trouble. Amid the new season, it seems things have taken a turn again.Travis Kelce’s $200 million investment in Six Flags has a new twist after being involved in a wrongful death lawsuitAccording to FOX 11 Los Angeles, Travis Kelce’s Six Flags has now reached a settlement agreement with ride-train supplier S&S Worldwide Inc., after the amusement park was sued by Christopher Howley’s family for his tragic death in 2022.For now, the financial details have been kept private as his family has tried to remain out of the spotlight.In June 2022, 22 year old college graduate Chritopher Howley collapsed after going on the…
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