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Bakunawa

World's Fastest & Tallest Spinning Launch Coaster

From deep beneath the darkened sea, an ancient serpent rises. Ascend the spire and split the sky on Bakunawa — the fastest and tallest spinning launch coaster in the world.

Inspired by Bakunawa, a legendary creature of folklore, this coaster reimagines the serpent’s coiling ascent as it attempts to devour the moon. Feel the pull of the eclipse as you launch through the world’s fastest inversion, reaching speeds up to 100 miles per hour. After spiraling 382 feet into the air, you plummet back to earth, spinning to the shore as Bakunawa returns to the sea.

Experience the world’s first floorless spinning coaster, the world’s first upside-down launch and more aboard Bakunawa — only at Six Flags Great Adventure.

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  • Height: 382 feet
  • Speed: 100 mph
  • Total Ride Experience (length): 3,163 feet
  • Total Ride Cycle: 2 minutes, 17 seconds
  • Maximum Bank: 180 degrees
  • Height Requirement: 48”
  • Number of Trains: 2 (20 passengers each) - 5 coaches, 4 passengers per coach back-to-back seating
  • Vehicle Motion: Free Spinning
  • Number of launches: 3
    • Launch 1: 0-60 mph
    • Launch 2: 60-80 mph while inverted
    • Launch 3: 80-100 mph

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The Legend of Bakunawa

According to legend, a mysterious sea serpent with purple, shimmering scales lives beneath the waves. Some say this mysterious creature hungers for the moon itself.


Today, Bakunawa rises — those brave enough to face its fury can join the serpent on its skyward path.

Six World Records

Bakunawa is a record-breaking, first-of-its-kind coaster:

  1. World's Fastest Spinning Coaster
  2. World's Tallest Spinning Coaster
  3. World's Fastest Inversion
  4. World's Longest Stall Inversion
  5. World's First Floorless Spinning Coaster
  6. World's First Upside Down Launch

Devour the Moon

After an exhilarating 382-foot climb to the spire’s peak, your spinning train pauses — face-up, face-down or sideways, depending on your luck — before plummeting back down the way you came.

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