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Quantum Accelerator

Six Flags New England · Operating · 2026

Quantum Accelerator

59 ft · 45 mph

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Thrill rideSix Flags New EnglandOfficial park siteCrack Axle Canyon
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Intamin
59 ft · 45 mph

A dual-launch Intamin straddle coaster with motorcycle-style seating and steampunk hover-bike theming.

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Ride profile

Scaled against Six Flags New England's operating coasters

LaunchSteel

Height

59 ft

#8 of 12 at Six Flags New England

Height59 ft
Speed45 mph
Length2,600 ft
InversionsNone

Ride experience

  • Launch
  • Steel
  • Straddle

Specs from sixflags.com

History

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Timeline

  1. 2026

    Quantum Accelerator opens

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Background

Quantum Accelerator opened in 2026 as New England's first dual-launch Intamin straddle coaster, replacing the former Goliath footprint in Crack Axle Canyon.

Motorcycle-style seating, two launches, and a steampunk hover-bike theme make it the park's newest family-thrill steel headliner beside Wicked Cyclone.

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

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