Six Flags Great Adventures announced the demolition of the iconic rollercoaster in 2024. Kingda Ka, known as the world's tallest coaster, will be replaced by North America's "first super boomerang coa ...

News of Kinga Ka's demise first broke last year, with Six Flags announcing in November that the ride wold shut down permanently along with the Green Lantern coaster, Twister, Parachutes ...

Kingda Ka is seen in this 2005 file photo. Kingda Ka and another coaster, Green Lantern, are being removed to make way for a pair of new high-profile attractions. The Flash: Vertical Velocity will ...

Some of the other rides set for demolition this year include the Green Lantern roller coaster, The Twister, Parachutes and the Sky Way. Since its debut in 2005, Kingda Ka has carried millions of ...

Kingda Ka implodes The ride was once the world's tallest and fastest coaster. Six Flags says it also plans to retire its Green Lantern roller coaster. The company says they're being replaced with ...

The Green Lantern coaster, which at one point held world records for height, drop, speed, and length, has also been retired. “We understand that saying goodbye to beloved rides can be difficult ...

In November, Six Flags Great Adventure said it would retire Kingda Ka and the adjacent, 155-foot-tall Green Lantern roller coaster known for its five inversions. The amusement park also said it ...

The Green Lantern coaster, which at one point held world records for height, drop, speed, and length, has also been retired. “We understand that saying goodbye to beloved rides can be difficult ...

Kingda Ka delivered more than 12 million rides since 2005, Six Flags said. Kingda Ka and another coaster, Green Lantern, are being removed to make way for a pair of new high-profile attractions.