Six Flags Great Adventure Park in New Jersey announced its plans to build the world's tallest, fastest, and longest single-rail roller coaster. Though it was originally meant to debut in 2020, the pandemic pushed back that date just a bit. Now, the wait is over and just opened up to thrill seekers.

"Towering 13 stories, at speeds up to 58 mph, riders will soar single file through the dark and foreboding woods over 3,000 feet of track," Six Flags shared in a statement in 2019. "Inspired by infamous New Jersey mythology, the cutting-edge coaster will feature five intense elements including two dramatic inversions."

The new coaster will take riders up to the top of a 130-foot ascent before plunging down an 87-degree vertical drop, taking them along on a 180-degree stall, a raven dive, and a zero-gravity roll, according to Six Flags.