19K views · 61 reactions | Video shows the controlled implosion of Kingda Ka, once the tallest roller coaster in the world. The ride, built in 2005 at Six Flags Great Adventure in New Jersey, lifted riders 456 feet up in the air at 128 miles per hour. Kingda Ka was demolished to make room for two new coasters, one opening later in 2025. https://cbsn.ws/41lUjRH | CBS Mornings | Facebook

There's no turning back now -- the roller coaster with the "steepest drop" of any dive coaster in the world will soon open at Six Flags Great America in Gurnee. Watch NBC Chicago's Matt Rodrigues and Alicia Roman take on the "Wrath of Rakshasa." #sixflags #sixflagsgreatamerica #gurnee #rollercoaster #thrillride | NBC Chicago

4.6M views · 9.4K reactions | Would you ride the steepest rollercoaster in the world? (Drop angle of 121°)  | Matador Network | Facebook

Watch my extremely rare DOUBLE ROLLBACK on "Top Thrill Dragster" at Cedar Point! The ride launches you 0-120mph in 4 seconds, before rocketing you up 420 feet at a 90 degree angle. It was renamed "Top Thrill Cubster" after the Chicago Cubs beat the Cleveland Indians in the World Series, as part of a bet between Cedar Point and Six Flags Great America/Hurricane Harbor. And sometimes...if it's just a little too windy...you don't make it over the top and have to launch again. This happened to us TW

The original Top Thrill Dragster at Cedar Point had an incredible launch 🤩 Sadly it closed in 2021, but it has been refurbished into a new version which will be known as Top Thrill 2 and is expected to open in Spring this year! | Your Experience Guide