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2 reviews – “Very Good”

Sydney, Australia

Water Park

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

In pink are the drum shaped chambers rafts will wash through on 'Typhoon'. Snaking around the front in navy blue is the Aquatube

by Julys Aquila, 11 years ago

Typhoon Aquatube Raging Waters Sydney

by Gazza, 10 years ago

Tropical Cyclone Raging Waters Sydney

by Gazza, 10 years ago

Typhoon Raging Waters Sydney

by Gazza, 10 years ago

Half Pipe The Breakers Raging Waters Sydney

Unlike other bowl attractions, this lacks the steep run in seen, so rafts will likely just lazily drift around the bowl for a single revolution.

by Julys Aquila, 11 years ago

Double Bowlseye Riptide The Curler Raging Waters Sydney

Tantrum features two open ended funnels, and one enclosed one.

by Julys Aquila, 11 years ago

T5 Tantrum Bombora Raging Waters Sydney

Looks pretty "cool".

by Julys Aquila, 11 years ago

Wet'n'Wild Junior Raging Waters Sydney

The green slide starts off with a couple of back to back turns, with a fast double dip finish to the landing pool.

by Julys Aquila, 11 years ago

Double Bowlseye Riptide The Curler Raging Waters Sydney

Twisted slides.

by Gazza, 10 years ago

Double Bowlseye Riptide The Curler Raging Waters Sydney

In between Double Bowlseye and The Curler, the green coloured Riptide drops down through.

by Julys Aquila, 11 years ago

Double Bowlseye Riptide The Curler Raging Waters Sydney

by Gazza, 10 years ago

Tropical Cyclone Raging Waters Sydney

by Gazza, 10 years ago

T5 Tantrum Bombora The Beach 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 final helix after the funnel on T5.

by Julys Aquila, 11 years ago

T5 Raging Waters Sydney

Bombora features a viscious 540 degree drop onto a curved wave, whilst T5 drops riders into an giant enclosed funnel.

by Julys Aquila, 11 years ago

T5 Tantrum Bombora Raging Waters Sydney

by Gazza, 10 years ago

Riptide The Curler Raging Waters Sydney

by Gazza, 10 years ago

Raging Waters Sydney

The Sydney Skycoaster is one of the tallest in the world. Guests are winched backwards close to 100m in height and released, swinging back and forth under the arch.

by Julys Aquila, 11 years ago

Sydney Skycoaster Raging Waters Sydney

Half Pipe starts off with a couple of turns in the dark, before a large drop.

by Julys Aquila, 11 years ago

Half Pipe Aquatube Raging Waters Sydney

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