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(Seasonal) Gold Coast, Australia
Water Park
From the outside the translucent blue sections look like they'd add a thrill to the ride, however they are barely noticeable from within.
by Richard Wilson, 17 years ago
Blue Ringed OctopusWhiteWater World
The ride is named after the blue ringed octopus, a deadly octopus that inhabits waters along the coast of Australia.
by Richard Wilson, 17 years ago
Blue Ringed OctopusWhiteWater World
In the interests of keeping each lane the same length, they actually cross paths so that when they leave the tunneled section the order is mirrored from the centre on the edge lanes.
by Richard Wilson, 17 years ago
Blue Ringed OctopusWhiteWater World
The start of the ride is a narrow tube that spirals down, letting riders pickup speed.
by Richard Wilson, 17 years ago
Blue Ringed OctopusWhiteWater World
The BRO is the first of its kind in the world to feature eight lanes.
by Richard Wilson, 17 years ago
Blue Ringed OctopusWhiteWater World
by Richard Wilson, 17 years ago
Blue Ringed OctopusWhiteWater World
Faster riders can often get airborn over the ride's three dips.
by Richard Wilson, 17 years ago
Blue Ringed OctopusWhiteWater World
Riders essentially ride on their fronts on foam mats.
by Richard Wilson, 17 years ago
Blue Ringed OctopusWhiteWater World
The ride doesn't feature the timers like Super 8, so it lacks that competitive edge.
by Richard Wilson, 17 years ago
Blue Ringed OctopusWhiteWater World
Unlike Super 8 however, The BRO starts the ride with each rider twisting down a helix into a series of dips towards the finish line.
by Richard Wilson, 17 years ago
Blue Ringed OctopusWhiteWater World
The park's claims suggest that the wavepool produces surfable waves up to 1.5m in height. Its standard operating mode produces unbroken swell little over a foot in height.
by Richard Wilson, 17 years ago
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Like most wavepools it alternates between swell and flatness to allow everyone to enjoy the pool.
by Richard Wilson, 17 years ago
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Despite the ride's name, it's not actually in a cave.
by Richard Wilson, 17 years ago
Cave of WavesWhiteWater World
The opposite end of the pool features a textured concrete wall.
by Richard Wilson, 17 years ago
Cave of WavesWhiteWater World
Along the shore are a number of fountains.
by Richard Wilson, 17 years ago
Cave of WavesWhiteWater World
The attraction is themed to a cave looked over by Huey, the 'god of surfing'.
by Richard Wilson, 17 years ago
Cave of WavesWhiteWater World
The Green Room is Australia's second ProSlide Tornado slide.
by Richard Wilson, 17 years ago
The Green RoomWhiteWater World
The Green Room, like the park's other two major slides features a conveyor belt to take the tubes up the tower.
by Richard Wilson, 17 years ago
The Green RoomWhiteWater World
After rocking back and forth a few times riders drop out the bottom of the funnel into the splash pool.
by Richard Wilson, 17 years ago
The Green RoomWhiteWater World
After dropping 20m down in a dark tube, riders then soar up the side of the funnel to near-vertical before dropping back down to do the same again on the other side.
by Richard Wilson, 17 years ago
The Green RoomWhiteWater World

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