This thrillest roller coaster is located at Jackson, New Jersey. It was officially open on 2005. It has hole the record being the Tallest steel coaster and Longest steel coaster drop in the world.

This monster's been king of the hill for years, thanks to its 456ft height and 418ft drop length. And it's about to get even crazier, when Six Flags adds a separate drop tower ride directly underneath Kinda Ka's loop. It's called Zumanjaro, and at 415ft, it'll snag the record for tallest drop tower ride when it opens later this year.

 Kingda Ka climbs a top-hat tower at 90 degrees. In this case, the apex of the tower reaches a staggering 456 feet, or 36 feet taller than Cedar Point's former champ. We're talking over 45 stories in the air. Riders don't have much time to either appreciate the view or get freaked out, however. The trains crest the tower and plummet 418 feet straight down the other side before entering into a 270-degree vertical spiral.

It's over in the blink of an eye. Well, OK, 50.6 seconds to be exact -- but what an exhilarating not-quite-a-minute.

This one I’m about to tell you is in my top wish list too which is, Dinner in the Sky. Dinner in the Sky is a Belgian based novelty restaurant service which uses a crane to hoist its diners, table, and waiting staff 150 feet into the air. Forbes magazine called it one of the world's ten most unusual restaurants. Dinner in the Sky has mobile services available in 15 nations, and has operation many in various cities including Paris and Las Vegas.

Dinner in the Sky is a high flying Sky Box that takes 22 guests to a viewing height of up to 180 feet. The 22 guests are comfortably strapped into a leather seat that is secured to a dining table. The dining table and seats are connected to a crane which then performs the lift. The center of the dining table has a walking platform that can accommodate up to 5 service personnel for the purpose of serving food, beverages, picture taking, conducting a meeting or product launch presentation.

Dinner in the Sky is an exclusive V.I.P. / hospitality experience geared towards any special event where ordinary doesn't make the cut. The experience is particularly exclusive since it is the only one in the United States and since Forbes Magazine called it "One of the ten most unusual restaurants”.

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