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Visitor tip
Try the 100-foot drop slides (Mountain slide and Zero Gravity) during peak hours when most visitors are waiting in longer lines elsewhere - they typically have very short wait times despite being among the park's best attractions.
Visitor tip
Wear water shoes or bring protective footwear - multiple reviews mention foot-related concerns, suggesting the ground may get hot or uncomfortable during peak sun hours.
What visitors say
30% of rides for not working 2/3 water slides were not working the lily pads were not operational the hot tubfilled in and the surfing closed. They didn't give us $2 off but when we purchase food what's $45 for two children. Yes burgers…
This is a very thrilling slide, sending you down one hundred feet in a matter of seconds. It does look scary at first, especially if it’s your first time going down, but very enjoyable once you get on. One of the best attractions in the…
A great water slide with a 100 foot drop at a steep angle, a bit scary the first time you go down it, afterwards you realize what great fun it is! And there's usually a very small line for it, as most people wait for the Zero-G, which…
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Did You Know?
- Features a 100-foot water slide with a steep angle drop, described as one of the best attractions in the park
- The park has a Zero Gravity slide located next to the 100-foot drop slide, offering an alternative high-thrill experience
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