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Aquatopia

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About Aquatopia

A future boat ride with hidden track beneath the shallow water surface. Every ride is different so you might just want to ride it again and again. -- Last edited by Adriel Tjokrosaputro

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11 votes, so far

Cute, but no cigar. This ride has some potential, but scooting forwards and backwards in shallow water seems boring after the first few twists and turns. Too tame. Equip these suckers with a water cannon and let me do battle with the other carts or the people on shore, and you've got a winner here. - Tim Hillman

The ride is pointless. It's just a boat ride. But the amazing fact about this ride is that every ride you take is different. And you can't see the track even the water is so shallow. For this new innovation, I give the ride an 8. Very relaxing after riding the intense ones next door. - Adriel Tjokrosaputro


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