Get ready thrill-seekers! Six Flags Great America is gearing up opening day on April 18 with new attractions and returning favorites.

Six Flags Great America is putting the final touches on its newest attraction—"Wrath of Rakshasa," a record-breaking dive roller coaster that park officials say will be the steepest and most inverted ...

The Wrath of Rakshasa has been under construction for months. The monster of a rollercoaster is said to be the steepest and most inverted dive rollercoaster in the world. ABC7 got a sneak preview ...

Knott’s Berry Farm and Magic Mountain are safe, but Six Flags says smaller parks are available to the right bidder.

We’ve seen it from the air thanks to Skycam 9. Now we’ve seen it from the ground. Six Flags Great America opened the gates to us yesterday for a special look at the construction of their brand ...

Located in north suburban Gurnee, Six Flags Great America is preparing to open for the season, one in which the park will debut its 16th roller coaster, the record-breaking Wrath of Rakshasa ...

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Six Flags Great America introduces Wrath of Rakshasa, the world's deepest dive coaster and the first major new coaster added at the park in more than six years. Canada's Wonderland is adding ...