Opens tomorrow.
Two things come to mind...
Two things come to mind...
- That's a short ride.
- That's a dumb name.
KareKare Curl
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I'm trying to figure it out. Is it trying to invoke the love I have of Kare Kare oxtail from my local Fillipino place?
I find it really hard to care about this project. It is just so similar to Ray Rush which literally debuted last year... Very odd investment if you ask me.
I think it’s to help with the lines. Ray rush has issues with that. I think it’s a good addition. But I do see the confusion with adding two similar rides.
It's just a two person raft though, right?
If it's like carrying a raft at Wild Thang, it shouldn't be too bad.
If it's like carrying a raft at Wild Thang, it shouldn't be too bad.
You can roll them if your arms get tired, but they're just as cumbersome and bulky as the clover rafts.
Ok...I think I misread that Wild Gravity tweet. I think I understand them to say they send one 2-person raft forward and a second 2-person backwards. (At the same time?)
Their wording is really confusing, it's not just you. ?
Probably what they were getting at: "#KareKareCurl sends 2 riders—one forwards and one backwards—down a enclosed tube [...]"
Probably what they were getting at: "
Ok, I get it. I'll never ride it....but I understand now. I think the description, analysis and responses took longer to read than the ride lasts.
I wonder how much money adding a conveyor belt would cost. Every new raft ride that isn't a single inner tube should have a conveyor belt. Its annoying to constantly being hit with a raft from the people behind me while waiting in line.
I think every tube slide with anything bigger than a figure eight style tube should have a conveyor belt (if space and cost allows for it). I work at Ocean Breeze so I’m like... the queen of carrying tubes and I even find the figure eight shape to be difficult to carry. I couldn’t imagine luging around one of those things.
I was watching a video review of a water park (castaway cay in the Caribbean) and I saw something cool that I hadn't seen before.
It's a vertical lift for rafts. With something like this, there's no excuse of "too little room" for a raft lift.
It's a vertical lift for rafts. With something like this, there's no excuse of "too little room" for a raft lift.
The Great Wolf Lodge in Williamsburg (it's probably all of them though) has a similar tube conveyer. Instead of straight up, it's just a tad less steep. Same general scope, however.