Super Flume

Venture into the Earth Realm (Yuta) at Lost Island Theme Park and cool off at Yuta Falls. Learn all about the history of the Yuta Realm as you wait to board your vessel for your adventure to experience the mystic falls.

Yuta Falls takes guests on a heart-pounding aquatic adventure like no other, embark on an epic journey that combines the rush of a roller coaster with the refreshing splash of a water ride.

The Yuta Falls SuperFlume consists of two major drops of 7 and 14 metres and seats 6 riders per boat. It opened with the 2023 season of Lost  Island Theme Park, joining the other water ride installation by Interlink Awaati Water Battle.

Jungle Splash is a feature ride at Bao Son Paradise park that presents a fun way to explore their safari complex combined with a thrilling finale. The boats of 6 depart the embarkation point and travel along the water channel that winds past various animal enclosures, from Tigers to Giraffes, Camels and Lions. They then climb a steep slope, which at peak offers great views across the park, before splashing 16 metres down the massive drop and returning guests to the station platform.

Ireland’s first flume ride is situated at the potato crisp theme park ‘Tayto Park’ in Dublin. Installed back in 2016, ‘Viking Voyage’ is integrated into the Viking themed land where over 5000 trees were planted to recreate the Irish landscape from thousands of years ago. Families are guaranteed to feel the splash from the 1.7 million litres of water this superflume ride utilises to transport the replica Viking ships around the channels that wind through the man-made mountain, the centre-piece to this attraction.

The journey lasts around eight minutes, and queuing guests are encouraged to get involved in soaking riders who are under threat of getting wet before even reaching the first lift hill. The lift then takes them up into the mountain, beneath the striking Viking helmet. Upon reaching the peak, the boats make a sharp and speedy turn down into the first splash down. With this out of sight from other park guests it comes as a surprise to riders. At the top of the second lift guests boats rotate 90° inside a themed monastery section before being sent down the second drop in reverse. Riders then sail on past a Viking settlement before a second turntable rotates them forward again. After cresting the third and final lift section, which travels over the top of the mountain, passengers plunge 12m straight down and brace themselves for a rather wet finale, wherever they are sat in the 6-seater boats (13 in total).

The Kwai River Super Flume was integrated into an existing bridge structure which inspired it’s name, Kwai River, after the iconic World War Two film Bridge over Kwai River, with each of the ride’s boats being named after a character from the film. The soundtrack from the movie is even played throughout the ride.

The ride circuit is 400 metres long and features two lifts and two drops, one of 7 metres and another of 14. It also boasts a themed station building for loading and unloading the nine, six-seater boats that provide a capacity of 600 passengers per hour.

This jungle-themed two-lift Super Flume is the perfect ride for thrill lovers. Situated at the indoor Trans Studio theme park in Bandung it’s a feature attraction for the park. Explore the lost city by boat and take in the ancient temple ruins and the bubbling volcano as it drifts along the channel. As they approach the Aztec pyramid the, double-seat, Zodiac-style, boats are lifted up to the heavens by conveyor before peaking. Riders brace for the final 9-metre waterfall drop that creates an epic splash for the whole park to see.