As rumors swirl about the future of Kingda Ka, the fates of three other rides at Six Flags Great Adventure have become clear. Green Lantern, Twister Top, and the parachute ride are all slated for demolition, according to construction permits filed in Jackson Township on Tuesday.

Six Flags Great Adventure announced some major changes to its attraction lineup on Thursday. The amusement park will be closing Kingda Ka and Green Lantern coasters to make room for a new "multi-world-record-breaking launch roller coaster" that will debut at Six Flags in 2026. No additional details were released about the new ride.

The New Jersey theme park says new attractions will include a 'multi-world-record-breaking launch roller coaster.'

Great Adventure announced Thursday, Nov. 14, that its introducing The Flash: Vertical Velocity in 2025. But to make room for the new addition, Kingda Ka and the Green Lantern rides will be taken down. Kingda Ka was ranked as the world’s tallest and fastest coaster, and has been ridden 12 million times since 2005.

Officials also revealed that a multiworld-record-breaking launch roller coaster will debut at the Jackson theme park in 2026.

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At the end of last week, the rumored closure of Kingda Ka had theme park enthusiasts wondering if Six Flags Great Adventure was truly shuttering one of its star attractions. A former record holder for the fastest and tallest steel rollercoaster in the world,

Six Flags Great Adventure has shut down the Kingda Ka rollercoaster for good. Here's what led to Kingda Ka's demise.