They’re about to plunge almost 60 mph. Now’s a good time to ask: “What in the devil are they thinking?” These coaster enthusiasts – “daredevils” if you will – are willing riders on ...

The Jersey Devil Coaster is the world's tallest, longest and fastest single-rail roller coaster. The ride towers 13 stories, goes up to 58 mph and takes riders soaring over 3,000 feet of track.

Six Flags Great Adventure in New Jersey is debuting the Jersey Devil roller coaster on Sunday, June 13th. According to the park’s official website, the ride hits speeds of nearly 60 miles per ...

The final piece of Jersey Devil Coaster track was placed on Monday afternoon, topping off the ride scheduled to open in this year. Reaching heights of 130 feet and speeds of up to 58 miles per ...

Meh. The kiddie version of the much more extreme Jersey Devil Coaster gets major points for its completely adorable branding. Look at that lil’ devil! Yeah, it’s a tiny coaster. But it’s so ...

I didn’t dance with the devil in the pale moonlight. But I did ride his rollercoaster. I was invited to preview the new coaster on Thursday. As an admitted coaster fiend who has ridden every ...

On Monday, Six Flags Great Adventure announced the Jersey Devil Coaster had finally been topped off, completing the coaster which will soar up to 13 stories across 3,000 feet of track, flying up ...

Six Flags Great Adventure's Kingda Ka and the Jersey Devil were named among Travel and Leisure's top 19 coasters, including ones that break speed records, move passengers with G-force strength and ...

The final piece of track Jersey Devil Coaster was placed on Monday afternoon, topping off the ride scheduled to open in 2021. Check out Jersey Devil Coaster's progress so far in the video at the ...

That’s why we’ve compiled a list of the top not-to-miss coasters in the area. Warning: Don’t stand up beyond this point. The Jersey Devil going down a drop in the rendering.Six Flags The ...

They’re about to plunge almost 60 mph. Now’s a good time to ask: “What in the devil are they thinking?” These coaster enthusiasts – “daredevils” if you will – are willing riders on ...