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I have swam in that particular pool, you can see my photos here http://www.parkz.com.au/photos/US/Orlando/.../349-Surf-Pool/ Definitely intense, and easily the best one I have seen. Cave of Waves at WWW is capable of doing decent sized waves, Its just that they never run it at full power during the day, only before the park opens for people taking the surf lessons they run, which is disappointing to say the least because they aren't making the most of the one advantage the pool has over the one at WnW. Eventually I would like to see WnW do a proper surf pool...one that is sort of befitting of of the "top 3" postion (or whatever it is) the world they want to be....Either do one out the back in the extreme H20 zone, or demolish the current one, extend it further back (its just an ashphalt back of house area behind) and to the sides...I'd probably prefer the latter so it retains its central position, and also because it would require less excavation that way. Of course, I'd rather see more of the newer slide types make it into the park ahead of a wave pool.

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so that wave pool can only produce a wave once every 90 seconds??? whereas the cave of waves and the wave pool at WnW can run continuously i suppose its a case of quality of quantity

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