Park In The U.S. Announces World’s Tallest Roller Coaster For 2026 With Beyond Vertical Drop, 140 Km/h Speed, And Record-Setting Loop

Written by Maria Heloisa Barbosa Borges

Published on 03/10/2025 at 11:54

Six Flags anuncia para 2026 a maior montanha-russa do mundo com queda além do vertical, velocidade de 140 km/h e looping recordista em nova atração.

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With 94 Meters in Height, a 95-Degree Drop, a Speed of 140 km/h, and an Unprecedented Loop, the World’s Largest Roller Coaster Will Be the Highlight of the 65th Anniversary of Six Flags Over Texas.

The Six Flags Over Texas park in the United States has revealed a project that has already gone down in history even before its inauguration. In 2026, the largest roller coaster in the world, named Tormenta Rampaging Run, will open, which promises to redefine the limits of engineering and adrenaline.

The attraction arrives in a symbolic year: the 65th anniversary of the park. According to the announcement, it will be the first “giga dive coaster” on the planet, combining the extreme height of a giga coaster with the intensity of the steep drops of a dive coaster, creating a new category for theme park enthusiasts.

What Will the New Roller Coaster Be Like

According to O Globo, the Tormenta Rampaging Run will have 94 meters in height and a drop of 95 degrees from 87 meters, setting a new world record for beyond-vertical descents.

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Theme and Immersive Experience

According to O Globo, the attraction’s inspiration comes from the traditional Running of the Bulls in Spain, which explains the name and setting.

The themed area, called Rancho de la Tormenta, will be a scenic Spanish village complete with a traditional restaurant, Cocina Abuela, offering dishes from Spanish and Latin American cuisine.

This proposal reinforces a trend in amusement parks: not only delivering a thrilling ride but also creating an immersive environment that connects cultural experience to entertainment.

A Milestone for Six Flags and for Adrenaline Fans

The inauguration of the Tormenta Rampaging Run will be one of the major highlights of the special 65th anniversary programming for Six Flags Over Texas, the first park in the chain, opened in 1961.

Vice President Mark Boyer stated that the new attraction is “a testament to the park’s commitment to providing world-class thrills and innovations.”

The announcement excites not only the American audience but also theme park fans around the world.

After all, the expectation for an attraction that combines records for height, speed, and looping in a single ride promises to put Six Flags back in the global spotlight of the industry.

The Tormenta Rampaging Run is not just a roller coaster: it is a statement of how theme parks seek to innovate to keep the magic of adrenaline alive.

Combining cutting-edge technology, cultural storytelling, and impressive numbers, it is already set to be a historic milestone in the entertainment industry.

And you, would you dare to face the largest roller coaster in the world? Which part impresses you the most: the beyond-vertical drop, the speed of 140 km/h, or the record-breaking loop?

Leave your opinion in the comments and join this conversation with other adrenaline lovers.

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Park In The U.S. Announces World’s Tallest Roller Coaster For 2026 With Beyond Vertical Drop, 140 Km/h Speed, And Record-Setting Loop

With 94 Meters in Height, a 95-Degree Drop, a Speed of 140 km/h, and an Unprecedented Loop, the World’s Largest Roller Coaster Will Be the Highlight of the 65th Anniversary of Six Flags Over Texas.

What Will the New Roller Coaster Be Like

Theme and Immersive Experience

A Milestone for Six Flags and for Adrenaline Fans

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Park In The U.S. Announces World’s Tallest Roller Coaster For 2026 With Beyond Vertical Drop, 140 Km/h Speed, And Record-Setting Loop

With 94 Meters in Height, a 95-Degree Drop, a Speed of 140 km/h, and an Unprecedented Loop, the World’s Largest Roller Coaster Will Be the Highlight of the 65th Anniversary of Six Flags Over Texas.

What Will the New Roller Coaster Be Like

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