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Sydney, Australia

Water Park

The beach is the parks wave pool.

by Julys Aquila, 10 years ago

The Beach Raging Waters Sydney

A generous sandy beach area serves as the gateway to the attraction.

by Julys Aquila, 10 years ago

Boomerang Bay Raging Waters Sydney

The attraction was subject to a public naming competition on Facebook. Other finalist names included Eastern River, Turquoise Bay, Darling Bay and The Lagoon.

by Julys Aquila, 10 years ago

Boomerang Bay Raging Waters Sydney

Boomerang bay is the parks lazy river.

by Julys Aquila, 10 years ago

Boomerang Bay Raging Waters Sydney

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

by Julys Aquila, 10 years ago

Half Pipe Aquatube Raging Waters Sydney

The splashdown lanes.

by Julys Aquila, 10 years ago

Half Pipe Typhoon Aquatube Raging Waters Sydney

Aquatube sends you through pitch black darkness, with not a silver of light to be seen. Along the way is a suprise hidden waterfall in the dakrness.

by Julys Aquila, 10 years ago

Aquatube 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, 10 years ago

Typhoon Raging Waters Sydney

If you like two person raft slides, you've come to the right place. 8 are on offer here.

by Julys Aquila, 10 years ago

Aqua Tube Half Pipe Tropical Cyclone Typhoon The Breakers Raging Waters Sydney

For a bit of visual interest the slide features translucent tubes, so you can watch riders defy gravity.

by Julys Aquila, 10 years ago

360Rush Raging Waters Sydney

At the finish line a gantry with electronic signs shows the placings of each rider at the end of the race.

by Julys Aquila, 10 years ago

H2Go Racer Raging Waters Sydney

In the interests of a fair race with all lanes of equal length, the 360 degree helixes cross under each other. If you start in an outside lane you'll end up in the middle and vice versa.

by Julys Aquila, 10 years ago

H2Go Racer Raging Waters Sydney

After the braided tunnel is a 360 degree turn.

by Julys Aquila, 10 years ago

360Rush Raging Waters Sydney

The H2Go Racers start of with a set of braided tunnels.

by Julys Aquila, 10 years ago

H2Go Racer 360Rush Raging Waters Sydney

360 Rush, a Whitewater West Aqualoop drops riders out a chamber with a trap door, down a near vertical drop and around a loop.

by Julys Aquila, 10 years ago

360Rush Raging Waters Sydney

H2Go Racers pit 8 riders against each other in a fast race to the finish.

by Julys Aquila, 10 years ago

H2Go Racer Raging Waters Sydney

The final helix after the funnel on T5.

by Julys Aquila, 10 years ago

T5 Raging Waters Sydney

All 3 slides utilise four person cloverleaf rafts, conveniently carried to the top via conveyer belt.

by Julys Aquila, 10 years ago

T5 Tantrum Bombora Raging Waters Sydney

Nestled beneath Bombora, Tantrum takes riders through three garlic bulb shaped Proslide Tornado 24 elements.

by Julys Aquila, 10 years ago

Tantrum Bombora Raging Waters Sydney

Bombora features an impressive spiraling drop onto a Proslide Tornado Wave. Momentum carries riders up the wave, before they plunge back down into an S bend shaped runout. The outside of the runout has been covered in budlights as part of the parks night time lighting package.

by Julys Aquila, 10 years ago

Bombora Raging Waters Sydney

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