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Wild Surge

Drop ride
Minimum height to ride: 38 inches

About Wild Surge

The Wild Surge is a 4 story tower ride which lifts riders up the tower and drops them multiple times throughout the duration of this ride with the ending having riders being held for a few seconds at the top of the tower before the final drop. -- Last edited by Justin Kermgard

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13 votes, so far

This took pythons place? - Geordie Bain

Wild Surge is an awesome ride. It takes you up to the top and makes you feel like you are on top of a mountain. It is so cool. - Katie G-Desjardins

I never thought I'm miss the Python, but this ride puts me on the edge of doing so... - Larry Zimmerman

For a tower ride only standing 4 stories tall, i think this ride still provides quite a bit of airtime with its multiple and sudden drops. It looks tame enough while looking at it from the sidelines, but don't let its short height fool you. It will surprise you. - Justin Kermgard


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