COTALAND Theme Park Construction Tour | Opening Timeline Details & Riding Both New Coasters
COTALAND is revving up for 2026! Located at the iconic Circuit of The Americas, the all new amusement park is where racing meets theme park fun. With over 30 attractions, COTALAND has something for every kind of thrill-seeker. The park features two unique coasters, Circuit Breaker and Palindrome. Circuit Breaker is one of the only tilt coasters in the country, while Palindrome sends riders flying over an active roadway - forwards and backwards. Join us for a construction tour, plus first reactions to both Circuit Breaker and Palindrome.
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The mystery surrounding Project Purple continues. Today, Six Flags Great Adventure released the second official teaser in the park's campaign leading up to the highly anticipated July 28 announcement of its next major attraction. Building on last week's debut, the newest video reveals that whatever arrived on The Boardwalk is no longer staying contained. The teaser follows the mysterious shipping container first seen washing ashore as activity intensifies around the site.
Tormenta Rampaging Run shatters several world records, especially in the dive coaster category. At 309 feet tall with a 285-foot first drop, the new coaster becomes the tallest of its kind (and the tallest coaster in Texas). Tormenta Rampaging Run is also be the fastest dive coaster in the world, reaching top speeds of 87 miles per hour. Two of the coaster’s inversions, its Immelmann and vertical loop, are the tallest in their respective categories. Tormenta Rampaging Run’s 4,199 feet of track also makes it the longest dive coaster in the world.
Six Flags Great Adventure today released the first official teaser tied to its highly anticipated Project Purple announcement, which is scheduled for later this month. The short video, now available across the park's official social media channels, features an ominous scene along a moonlit shoreline where a mysterious shipping container has washed ashore. As the video unfolds, viewers hear a radio transmission from Ship B-7-2-8, with the crew expressing concern over the lost container before ending with a chilling warning: "Do not open it."
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