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Sydney, Australia

Water Park

The back wall carries on the motif seen at the park entrance.

by Julys Aquila, 11 years ago

The Beach Raging Waters Sydney

360 Rush an H2Go Racers feature a common starting platform.

by Julys Aquila, 11 years ago

H2Go Racer 360Rush Raging Waters Sydney

360 Rush features a capsule on the starting platform fitted with a trap door. With a push of a button riders the door snaps open, and riders drop down and speed through the loop.

by Julys Aquila, 11 years ago

H2Go Racer 360Rush Raging Waters Sydney

The last drop on Riptide shoots under the Curler.

by Gazza, 10 years ago

Riptide The Curler Raging Waters Sydney

Many of the slides in the park are rigged with LED lights, for summertime evening light shows.

by Gazza, 10 years ago

Typhoon Raging Waters Sydney

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

by Julys Aquila, 11 years ago

Boomerang Bay Raging Waters Sydney

H2Go Racers begins with a tangle of enclosed lanes (all calculated to be of identical length due to the way they cross over each other), before merging together for the open air final straight to the finish line.

by Julys Aquila, 11 years ago

H2Go Racer T5 Raging Waters Sydney

The green slide starts off with a couple of back to back turns, with a fast double dip finish to the landing pool.

by Julys Aquila, 11 years ago

Double Bowlseye Riptide The Curler Raging Waters Sydney

The final drop of Riptide passes under a ride photo camera.

by Julys Aquila, 11 years ago

Riptide Raging Waters Sydney

Riders getting a dose of airtime.

by Gazza, 10 years ago

Bombora Raging Waters Sydney

In red and yellow you can see the bulging spirals of the 'Tropical Cyclone'. Behind it in purple and blue is the halfpipe. The slide drops in from a great height, giving rafts the momentum to carry up the wall.

by Julys Aquila, 11 years ago

Half Pipe Tropical Cyclone Raging Waters Sydney

by Julys Aquila, 11 years ago

Tantrum Bombora Raging Waters Sydney

Lots of fountains.

by Julys Aquila, 11 years ago

Wet'n'Wild Junior Raging Waters Sydney

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

by Julys Aquila, 11 years ago

T5 Tantrum Bombora Raging Waters Sydney

by Gazza, 10 years ago

T5 Tantrum Bombora 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, 11 years ago

360Rush Raging Waters Sydney

Too small for you mate!

by Julys Aquila, 11 years ago

Wet'n'Wild Junior Raging Waters Sydney

Lockers in the park do not require a touch screen to access...Just touch your wristband on the door and go.

by Julys Aquila, 11 years ago

Raging Waters Sydney

The moment where the lanes transition to the open air section. It's all downhill, which sadly means no airtime to grab off the camel humps often seen on similar rides.

by Julys Aquila, 11 years ago

H2Go Racer Raging Waters Sydney

The runout lane for each slide is helpfully labeled.

by Julys Aquila, 11 years ago

Half Pipe Tropical Cyclone Typhoon Aquatube The Breakers Raging Waters Sydney

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