Six Flags Great America’s newest ride, Wrath of Rakshasa, was unveiled on Thursday morning and will feature a max ride speed of 67 mph and a 171-foot drop, making it the world’s steepest dive coaster in the world. | Provided Photo

Six Flags Great America in Gurnee announced that it will be opening a new rollercoaster in 2025 that will feature the world’s steepest drop and the most inversions on a dive coaster.

Six Flags Great America debuted the ride, dubbed “Wrath of Rakshasa,” on Thursday morning.

Wrath of Rakshasa will be the steepest and most inverted dive coaster in the world.

“As you rise, the air grows thick with anticipation, and whispers of Rakshasa lurking within will send shivers down your spine,” the ride’s description says.

Six Flags Great America’s newest ride, Wrath of Rakshasa, was unveiled on Thursday morning and will feature a max ride speed of 67 mph and a 171-foot drop, making it the world’s steepest dive coaster in the world. | Provided Photo

“Six Flags Great America continues to push the limits of innovation and thrills, as we introduce the world’s steepest drop with the most inversions on a dive coaster,” Park President John Krajnak said.

“Wrath of Rakshasa joins our already impressive lineup of record-breaking roller coasters and attractions at the park, demonstrating our commitment to delivering cutting-edge experiences for our guests,” Krajnak said.

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Towering at 180 feet, the dive coaster will pause before plummeting to a 171-foot drop at a beyond-vertical 96 degrees that “feels like a descent into the abyss.”

Six Flags Great America’s newest ride, Wrath of Rakshasa, was unveiled on Thursday morning and will feature a max ride speed of 67 mph and a 171-foot drop, making it the world’s steepest dive coaster in the world. | Provided Photo

Wrath of Rakshasa, a custom-designed coaster created by Bolliger & Mabillard, will send riders into a whirlwind of five inversions.

The ride will feature speeds of nearly 67 mph and 3,239 feet of steel track.

“Feel the adrenaline coursing through your veins as you navigate this sinister design, crafted to both thrill and terrify. Gather your bravest companions, and prepare to confront the demon that awaits,” the ride’s description says.

“Wrath of Rakshasa promises an unforgettable experience that will test your courage and leave you breathless,” the company added.

The ride will have three trains with three rows of passengers seated seven across. It is expected to open in 2025 in the County Fair section of the park.

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