Six Flags New England has opened Quantum Accelerator, the first dual-launch straddle coaster in the region.
As above, the park's 12th roller coaster features two launches, as well as straddle seating, high-speed turnarounds, a 90-degree overbanked turn, a Stengel dive, and an airtime hill.
Located in Crackaxle Canyon, the new ride features a steampunk design, with guests riding on hover bikes with handlebars.
It boasts a top speed of 45 mph, a maximum height of 59 feet, and a track length of 2,604 feet.
"Quantum Accelerator is an exciting new addition that raises the bar for family thrill rides at Six Flags New England," said Bill Falzone, park manager.
"Featuring a dual-launch system and an exhilarating straddle seat design, this coaster is sure to become a favorite among guests of all ages.
"It's the perfect complement to our world-class lineup and reinforces Six Flags New England as the go-to destination for family fun in 2026"
As well as launching the new coaster, Six Flags New England has enhanced the Crackaxle Canyon area, including new retail offerings in Screamore Gadgets and new menu items at JB's Smokehouse.
Six Flags New England is home to more than 100 rides, shows and attractions. It also offers the region's largest water park, Hurricane Harbor.
In more news, construction is underway on a new record-breaking roller coaster set to open at Six Flags Great Adventure in New Jersey in 2027.
Elsewhere, Six Flags Over Texas has completed construction of the world's tallest, fastest and longest dive coaster – Tormenta Rampaging Run.
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