River BattleBoat rideAbout River BattleOpened in 2008, River Battle is an interactive boat ride where each passenger uses a mounted squirt cannon to soak more than 100 stationary targets, as well as other boats. Nine rafts carry eight passengers each, for an hourly capacity of 800 riders. The ride is similar to Splash Battle at Legoland California and Buccaneer Battle at Six Flags Great America. While there is no minimum height requirement for this attraction, anyone under 48 inches tall must have a companion 16 years or older. -- Last edited by James Rao [Update this description | Read previous versions] Photos from River BattleSafety
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A great ride that is highly interactive in which the entire family (as long as you can walk) can participate in. They even have a raft that is wheelchair accessible. Guaranteed to soak you! - Steven Lee Well I think River Battle is cool. I love how they have holes in the wall at the outside of the coaster where you can stick your head in and get it wet. Sometimes or throughout the season at the beginning of the ride they have put a bunch of mist sprayers which makes the voyage more family fun! Well thats my opinion! - Joshua Michael
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