Raging Bull is a steel hyper roller coaster located at Six Flags Great America in Gurnee, Illinois, USA. The ride opened on May 1, 1999 as the second Bolliger & Mabillard roller coaster to exceed 200 feet. Like Viper, Raging Bull is located in Southwest Territory, a frontier-themed area.

Raging Bull features a twister layout which the park describes as similar to a "wooden 'cyclone-style' roller coaster," [2] while still incorporating elements typical of hypercoasters, such as camelback hills designed to provide riders with airtime.

Aug 22, 2019 · Due to the limited space of the landlocked Six Flags Great America, Raging Bull’s layout was much more compact than Apollo’s elongated out-and-back layout. Raging Bull’s “twisted” layout (below) occupies a much smaller footprint than Apollo’s Chariot.

Jun 21, 2008 · Raging Bull has a more compact twister-style layout and I was curious how it matched up to the Nitro and Apollo’s out-and-back design. After boarding the ultra comfortable seats and pulling down the snug lap bars, the train departs and begins a long, slow 20-story climb.

May 13, 2012 · Raging Bull seems to be the inspiration for those two, but it blends more traditional airtime and straight maneuvers within an overall twistery layout, and in my opinion if it would just run like it’s supposed to it would strike a perfect balance between the two.

Raging Bull's twister layout. Raging Bull features a twister layout inspired by wooden roller coasters such as the Coney Island Cyclone, while still incorporating elements typical of hypercoasters, such as camelback hills designed to provide riders with airtime. [2]

Underground tunnel at the bottom of the first hill. First 4 hills are 202 feet, 159 feet, 144 feet, 128 feet.

Raging Bull at Six Flags Great America is a steel hyper coaster known for its speed, height, and airtime-filled experience. Standing at 202 feet tall, it is the park's tallest roller coaster and features a steep, 208-foot first drop at a 65-degree angle, propelling riders to speeds of up to 73 mph.

At 208 feet tall, Raging Bull is the tallest ride in the park, and it is the only hyper coaster in the world with a "twister" layout. Raging Bull is located in Southwest Territory, situated between Viper and the giant helix on American Eagle.

Raging Bull roller coaster, located at Six Flags Great America.