Treasure FallsFlume rideMinimum height to ride: 36 inches About Treasure FallsA mini-log flume ride, with a 12-foot drop. Two adults and two kids per log ride around the circle, while watching Lego pirates enjoy their vacation from swashbuckling adventures. -- Last edited by Matthew Shelman [Update this description | Read previous versions] Photos from Treasure FallsSafety
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A kiddie flume is a great idea, but the cheap sheet metal construction took this down a couple notches. The Lego theming is cute and the water spouting masks at the end were a nice touch, but why the cheap construction material? It makes the ride bumpier and the upper flume has no water, which makes no sense for a flume ride... instead you're gliding on sheet metal which hurts. It's also a slow loader. - Julia Xia seriously this is like the worst ride ever. yes, i understand that its a kids ride and that kids might enjoy it, but they could've at least made the ride a little nicer. - Chloe ! Poorly designed mini-log flume made on the cheap with sheet metal flumes. The poor loading process usually makes the line for this prohibitive, and anything other than a walk-on is definitely not worth the wait - Jamie Smith My 7 year old son and I enjoyed this one, mini log flume, but still just as fun. - Jennifer Sharpe
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