A new roller coaster at Six Flags Great Adventure Resort will shoot riders along a twisted track with inversions and a sky-scraping tower and then send them flying back in reverse. MORE: Mural City ...

The Flash is moving in slow motion. "The Flash: Vertical Velocity," a "super boomerang coaster" was set to open at Six Flags Great Adventure in Jackson this year as part of the park's 50th anniversary ...

Click to share on X (Opens in new window) X Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook “Kid Flash Cosmic Coaster is going to be a fantastic addition to each park’s line-up,” Tyler ...

A roller-coaster innovation introduced by Skyline Attractions, an Orlando-based ride design and manufacturing firm, is putting sparks in the eyes of enthusiasts. “The profiles of these two little ...

Six Flags Great Adventure in Jackson, New Jersey, is to open for the season April 5, featuring a new roller coaster called The Flash: Vertical Velocity. The Flash: Vertical Velocity reaches speeds of ...

"THE FLASH: Vertical Velocity is the perfect addition to our world-class lineup of roller coasters at Six Flags Great Adventure," said Brian Bacica, park president. "This high-energy ride delivers ...

Six Flags Great Adventure will celebrating its 50th anniversary with the debut of a roller coaster unlike any in the Western Hemisphere, and only the second of its kind in the world. THE FLASH: ...

Six Flags Fiesta Texas is adding a new roller coaster, one unique to San Antonio. The Kid Flash Cosmic Coaster is expected to open this summer, Six Flags wrote in a news release. The twin tracks will ...

The colder weather may have you longing for some summer fun. But no worries! Six Flags Great Adventure announced it will open the park a little earlier than normal this year. The park will open for ...

SAN ANTONIO – Six Flags Fiesta Texas announced its newest addition: KID FLASH Cosmic Coaster, the world’s first single-rail family racing roller coaster. KID FLASH, the only racing roller coaster in ...

When Six Flags Great America introduced Vertical Velocity to thrill seekers in 2001, the U-shaped roller coaster that launches riders from zero to 70 mph in four seconds bore a green and yellow paint ...

Thrill-seekers ride the Flash roller coaster on June 15, 1941, at the Riverside Amusement Park on West 30th Street between the White River and Central Canal. The attraction, which was adjacent to the ...