Kingda Ka, the world’s tallest roller coaster, exploded cameras when Six Flags were demolished

The record-breaking roller coaster was removed at a Six Flags Park in New Jersey on Friday, marking the end of an exciting chapter in amusement park history.

The Jindaka roller coaster that demolished the Six Flags of Six Flags in early Friday three months after officials announced the closure of rides in November.

The antenna footage on the scene showed the collapse of the steel beams of the roller coaster, causing numerous smoke near one of the park’s parking lots. The tour opened in 2005.

Zumanjaro: During the demolition, a drop tower at Kingda KA fell. It opened in 2014 and closed on the same day on the iconic roller coaster.

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Kingda Ka is one of the most famous rides in Jackson, New Jersey Theme parkbecoming the highest roller coaster in the world. The roller coaster’s maximum height is 456 feet until it closes in November.

The Kingda KA ride starts with a rider of 1 to 128 mph in just 3.5 seconds, making it the fastest roller coaster in North America. Jinda KA fell 418 feet after passengers shot at the track at 90 degrees, marking the longest landing of any roller coaster in the United States

The Kingda Ka closure is intended to make way for the “multi-record launch roller coaster” to open in 2026, despite limited details about its succession, six flag officials said.

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Kingda Ka has been in operation for nearly 20 years before closing in November last year. (Fox 29 Philadelphia)

“We know that saying goodbye to our beloved rides can be difficult, and we thank our guests for our enthusiasm,” said Brian Bacica, president of Six Flags Adventure, in a press release obtained by Fox News Digital. “These changes are an important part of our growth and commitment to delivering extraordinary new experiences.”

The company announced that the construction of alternatives to Jinda KA is part of a $2 billion investment.

“In 2025 and 2026, these investments totaled between $500 million and $525 million and will include new rides, attractions, Theme area“Dining upgrades and technical enhancements are sure to bring unparalleled fun and excitement to guests of all ages,” the announcement said.

The rider crossed the second mountain after climbing and landing on the main tower of the “Kingda Ka” roller coaster in Jackson Six Flags Amusement Park in New Jersey, calling the roller coaster the highest 456 feet high, the fastest on Earth at 128 mph. (Stan Honda/AFP via Getty Images)

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Sophia Compton, Ashlyn Messier and Christine Rousselle of Fox News Digital contributed to the report.