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@@anthonyf810 same sams

How was it lol?

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Either that or have people come yell at me in the comment section, haha. Thanks for stopping by.

ok cool. thanks for checking back in.

You can only reserve one ride at a time. If you are holding a reservation you have to ride the ride or cancel the reservation before you can book a new reservation.

If you're coming with a group, definitely try all the raft slides. Also try the Taniwha Tubes. If you like those, then move up to the more extreme slides. If not, spend the day in the rivers and Wave Pool. Have fun!

So the most daring thing I want to do are the raft slides. Should I avoid any of those?

Cool, hopefully I can grab the green one next time. As far as watercoasters go, Avalaunch at Soaky Mountain is an easy #1 and Wildebeast, The one at Water World, and this are all close.

@@CoasterRanger I liked this better than wildebeest but I haven’t been on avalaunch yet

@@noahkessler5500 I have to admit it has been over 5 years since my last Wildebeast ride, so I need to go again to validate its position.

@@CoasterRanger I’ll be on it tomorrow so I’ll see if it changes everything. I’ll be on krakatau in July they’re currently my #1 and #2 overall slides

@@noahkessler5500 yeah, definitely check back in here afterward.

Is it that good

My Self Named (Chase Mini) Said It’s The Best

Nope

Yes

@@IntheLoopPodcast thanks.

Aquatica is not great . It’s definitely basic

In no particular order: Aquatica Orlando, Waterworld, Schlitterbahn, Raging Waters, Blue Bayou, HHLA and HH Arlington, Water Country USA, Splash Country, Auqatica San Antonio, and Noah's Ark are all at or above this class. I'd like to make a "top-10 Waterparks" video, but I need to hit a couple big ones that I'm missing first.

@@CoasterRanger Thanks, Good to know 👍 Would like to see that video one day!

If it was busy, I definitely see how one could not have a good time.

I'm indifferent to it. It opened in 2017, so it needs a new slide by now. I had gone with my younger cousin once, and he wanted to go in the kid area, and ride the slides there. The problem was, that while the slides were for kids, they're only for short kids. It doesn't matter the age. If they're just slightly too tall, they can't ride. The drop slides, Oh No and Oh Yeah, The trap door slides, and Punga racers were all a bit problematic for me, unfortunately. I can swim, but when I was little I had to learn on my own for the most part, so I swim fast and well, but extremely awkwardly Form wise. So exiting Oh No and Oh Yeah had me constantly embarrassed with the lifeguards yelling at me. The body slides are just extremely steep, which surprised me, and has an uncomfortable amount of stairs. I can't really blame them for that, just pointing it out. And lastly, the Punga racers used to be mat slides. Apparently the changed this die to the ending area being too small and the water was too high. That would either send guests flying out if the slide at the end, or choking on the amount of water that go in their face. But as body slides the don't work because it's extremely rough on one's back. Resulting in scratches. They really just needed to rebuild the slide. The park has plenty of nice things to do, but it lacks for people like me. Especially children who are just over the kid area's hight requirements (again, are extremely small).

I went when it was PACKED .. did not have a good time by any means but my kids smiled so it was worth the trip

@@landrysprings6581 yeah that’s exactly it it’s really not so bad just not good when there’s a lot of people

@@CoasterRangerit’s the best water park I’ve ever been too honestly