Source: New York Post
Originally Published by: Popular cookie recall widens after packages hide four major allergens Airbus jet flies 14,000 miles in key Qantas Project Sunrise test flight Costco agrees to $14M settlement, some shoppers could get $500 Six Flags Great Adventure is aiming to rewrite the roller coaster record books with a towering new attraction designed to send riders rocketing skyward, spinning and launching upside down in a ride unlike anything built before. The New Jersey theme park unveiled plans Tuesday for Bakunawa, a new roller coaster inspired by a legendary sea serpent from Philippine folklore. When it opens in 2027, the ride is expected to break six world records while becoming one of the tallest roller coasters in the world.
