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Roller Soaker

Roller coaster
Minimum height to ride: 42 inches

About Roller Soaker

The east coast's first interactive water/roller coaster. Riders can dump up to four gallons of water on guests waiting in queue area. And land-lubbers can sport huge water guns and spray riders!! Sounds like fun, however, I personally do not like to get wet while riding rollercoasters. Designed by Setpoint, Inc., and installed in 2002, ROLLER SOAKERŪ takes riders 70' into the air on a track 1300' long.

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14 votes, so far

fun but not worth the wait always long long long lines. This used to be my favorite ride but now i realized that the line takes forever and it always breaks down. bc of their 3 car loading system - christian giovannini

This was a cool ride. I'm not sure I would call it a coaster, but it definately got me more soaked than most water rides I've been on. - Patrick Gorham

I wouldn't really call this a coaster because it dosen't have any real drops, but this is a pretty good water ride that will get you pretty wet. - Nick S


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