Tsunami Surge Overview
Hybrid slide combining a bowl and wall element. A short tunnel leads into a giant fibreglass "toilet bowl" where the raft enters at the edge, spirals towards the middle, before being funnelled into a corkscrew shaped drop chute. At the bottom of this drop, rafts spill across and up onto a large, contoured, wave shaped surface, before sliding down and through a sweeping curve to the splashdown pool.
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OperatingOpening Date
May 23, 2014- Type
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- Drop angle
- ยบ
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