in 2018. With the VR feature removed, the ride now operates in "Classic Revolution" mode. In November 2018, The New Revolution was renamed Red Sox Revolution temporarily after the park lost a World Series bet to Six Flags New England. Incidents On May 31, 1996, a park employee was hit and killed instantly while attempting to cross the tracks in the boarding station as a train was returning. The investigation determined she slipped and fell into a pit below, crossing from the side where passengers exit over to the opposite side. On June 12, 2015, a 10-year-old girl riding the roller coaster was found breathing but unconscious after returning to the station. She was rushed to a nearby hospital and died the following day. According to the local coroner's office, she died of natural causes unrelated to the ride. An autopsy wasn't performed to determine the exact cause, at the request of the girl's family. References External links Revolution at the official Six Flags Magic Mountain website Revolution at the Roller Coaster Database (rcdb.com) Photos and technical data of the Revolution at the Schwarzkopf Coaster Net Roller coasters in California Roller coasters introduced in 1976 Roller coasters operated by Six Flags Six Flags Magic Mountain