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Wanau Way

Water slide
Minimum height to ride: 48 inches

About Wanau Way

A quadruple slide tower, with double inner tubes. -- Last edited by Robert Niles

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Love this ride. 4 lanes, 2 different types of tunnel. Actually thought I was going to lose my head on one of the runs as it opens up, then you get a drop and the tube closes again!!! Scary, but very fun! - Gareth H

Wannu way is a really fun raft ride. I think the best part is that there are four choices of tubes, so the line isn't that long. I think the blue one is the fastest and funnest. I went each slide. - Katie G-Desjardins

I rode on the green and blue ones and at the each ending I flipped out of the tube both times so be careful cause the first time I wasn't expecting it!! - Amanda W

a great tube ride. - roxy m

Whanau Way is another great set of slides near the Cutback Cove/Big Surf Shores beach with four different paths that again mirror each other in symmetry down the middle. The Pink and Yellow slides are the more tame of the four, offering more twists than dips while the blue slides offer a similar ejector-seat experience like the one found on HooRoo Run. - Adam Roth


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