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2 reviews – “Very Good”

Sydney, Australia

Water Park

The orange and red 'Tantrum' sends riders through a series of garlic bulb shaped chambers, where the raft rocks back and forth a few times before being flushed out the narrow end.

by Julys Aquila, 11 years ago

T5 Tantrum Bombora Raging Waters Sydney

Typhoon sends you through open air twists and turns, interspersed by a couple of barrel shaped chambers that rattle the raft around a bit.

by Julys Aquila, 11 years ago

Typhoon Raging Waters Sydney

The slide appears to float in mid air. Some creative supports means the ride is cantilevered off the main structure over the rest of the slides in the complex.

by Gazza, 10 years ago

Aquatube Raging Waters Sydney

by Julys Aquila, 11 years ago

Tantrum Bombora Raging Waters Sydney

The main entrance.

by Gazza, 10 years ago

Raging Waters Sydney

by Gazza, 10 years ago

H2Go Racer 360Rush Raging Waters Sydney

by Gazza, 10 years ago

Tropical Cyclone Raging Waters Sydney

T5, in green yellow and blue, Tantrum, in orange and red, and Bombora, in red and blue make up a set of 3 high thrill raft slides using cloverleaf rafts.

by Julys Aquila, 11 years ago

T5 Tantrum Bombora Raging Waters Sydney

Double Bowlseye is a Proslide Behemoth Bowl 40. Rafts spiral down two consecutive toilet bowls, though unlike the typical situation in Sydney riders are washed into a swimming pool rather than Bondi Beach.

by Julys Aquila, 11 years ago

Double Bowlseye Raging Waters Sydney

The main funnel and final helix.

by Gazza, 10 years ago

T5 Raging Waters Sydney

Whirlwind is a tube slide from Canadian slide and attraction manufacturer Whitewater.

by Parkz, 6 years ago

Whirlwind Raging Waters Sydney

These terminals, dotted around the park allow guests to purchase RFID wristbands and load cash onto them for in park purchases and locker rentals. The bands are also used to associate on ride photos with each guest; accomplished by waving the band at a terminal at the top of participating slides.

by Gazza, 10 years ago

Raging Waters Sydney

by Julys Aquila, 11 years ago

Raging Waters Sydney

by Julys Aquila, 11 years ago

Wet'n'Wild Junior Raging Waters Sydney

The Surf Deck features a rubberise surface and an array of pressurised jets which form a standing wave to surf or boogie board upon.

by Julys Aquila, 11 years ago

The Surf Deck Raging Waters Sydney

Two masts, and up to 3 passengers per flight mean up to 6 people can ride per cycle.

by Julys Aquila, 11 years ago

Sydney Skycoaster Raging Waters Sydney

The Double BowlsEye features a couple of toilet bowl features, where the raft enters at a tangent before spiraling towards the center and dropping sharply down a chute in the middle.

by Julys Aquila, 11 years ago

Double Bowlseye Riptide The Curler Raging Waters Sydney

by Julys Aquila, 11 years ago

The Beach Raging Waters Sydney

The area consists of a number of Proslide "kidz" slides that are minatures of larger ones elsewhere in the park.

by Julys Aquila, 11 years ago

Wet'n'Wild Junior Raging Waters Sydney

The wall of the half pipe slide can be seen in the background.

by Julys Aquila, 11 years ago

Half Pipe Tropical Cyclone Typhoon Aquatube The Breakers Raging Waters Sydney

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