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Jersey Devil Coaster

Six Flags Great Adventure · Operating · 2021

Jersey Devil Coaster

130 ft

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Rocky Mountain Construction's first single-rail coaster opened in 2021 in a pine-barrens setting themed to New Jersey's legendary Jersey Devil. The layout climbs about 130 feet into three inversions and a compact, whippy steel path that feels closer to a hybrid airtime machine than a traditional sit-down coaster. It anchored the park's early-2020s expansion wave alongside the rethemed Lil' Devil family coaster.

Specifications

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Ride profile

Scaled against Six Flags Great Adventure's operating coasters

Steel

Height

130 ft

#4 of 13 at Six Flags Great Adventure

Height130 ft
Inversions3

Ride experience

  • Single Rail
  • Steel

Ride details

Min height

4'

Specs from sixflags.com

History

Sourced timeline and background for Jersey Devil Coaster.

Timeline

  1. 2021

    Jersey Devil Coaster opens

    RMC's first single-rail coaster debuts with three inversions in a pine-barrens setting.

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Background

Jersey Devil Coaster opened in 2021 as Rocky Mountain Construction's first single-rail coaster, themed to New Jersey's legendary pine-barrens creature. The layout climbs about 130 feet into three inversions on a whippy steel path that reads closer to a compact hybrid thrill machine than a traditional sit-down coaster.

The ride anchored Great Adventure's early-2020s family-thrill expansion alongside the relocated Lil' Devil Coaster, giving the park a modern steel headliner after years of relying on older B&M and Intamin installations. Official marketing still leans on the folklore angle more than a deeply built narrative queue.

It remains the park's signature single-rail credit and one of the clearest examples of RMC's post-hybrid product line landing at a Six Flags flagship.

History primarily sourced from sixflags.com. See also our data policy.

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