Track Construction for Upcoming Six Flags Great America Roller Coaster Begins
First Piece of Track in Place
Construction is officially in motion for Wrath of Rakshasa, a record-breaking dive coaster set to open at Six Flags Great America in Gurnee in the early summer of 2025. The coaster, which will be the park’s 16th and its first new addition since the 2019 opening of Maxx Force, will feature a 171-foot drop at a jaw-dropping 96-degree angle.
A Thrilling Ride
According to the park, the coaster’s first piece of track was officially set in place earlier this week. As the park’s social media accounts shared, “Progress on Wrath of Rakshasa is TRACKING, with the first piece of track in place! #FearTheWrath2025
Record-Breaking Features
In addition to an impressive height and first drop, the coaster will also feature five inversions, a record for a dive coaster, while reaching speeds of up to 67 miles per hour.
Design and Location
The ride is designed by Bolliger & Mabillard, the manufacturer behind Raging Bull, Batman: The Ride, and X-Flight, among others. Wrath of Rakshasa will be located across from the park’s beloved Demon ride in the County Fair section of the park.
Conclusion
The upcoming construction of Wrath of Rakshasa is an exciting development for Six Flags Great America, offering a new thrill ride for visitors in the early summer of 2025. With its record-breaking features, this new coaster is sure to be a hit among adrenaline junkies and roller coaster enthusiasts alike.
FAQs
* When will Wrath of Rakshasa open?
+ The coaster is expected to open in the early summer of 2025.
* What are the key features of Wrath of Rakshasa?
+ The coaster will feature a 171-foot drop at a 96-degree angle, five inversions, and reach speeds of up to 67 miles per hour.
* Who designed Wrath of Rakshasa?
+ The ride is designed by Bolliger & Mabillard, a well-known manufacturer of roller coasters.
* Where will Wrath of Rakshasa be located?
+ The coaster will be located in the County Fair section of the park, across from the beloved Demon ride.