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Noah's Ark

I have visited Noah's Ark for about 3 years in a row. My first year was with my cousins. The two other years we went with family friends. It is about a 2 hour drive to get there from my house. That is not the longest drive I have been on though. The longest was an over 10 hour drive to Niagara Falls, Ontario, Canada. Noah's Ark is an extremely fun water park. The rides sat Noah's Ark are super fast!!!

My favorite ride was the Black Anaconda. A lot of the ride was in a tunnel. Water was splashing everywhere, and I screamed so much on my first time. The first time I went it felt a little scary, but at the end I loved it. I wanted to go again but the line was so long.

In Universal Studio's Volcano Bay there was a similar ride to the Black Anaconda, the Krakatau Aqua Coaster. Both are super fast and have a lot of drops!

Another ride I enjoyed was the Stingray. it started really high and then went low, high then low, until it came to an end. Me and a family friend went on it together and since I was lighter than her I had to go backwards for the big drop in the beginning.

I have a funny story for the ride Kowabunga. When me and my friends went on most of the rides I went backwards a lot. So on this ride when the lifeguard was moving the tube I asked him if he could make my friend go backward and instead he splashed her with a lot of cold water. When he pushed us into the ride my friend turned backward, so really it was a win-win 😂. I didn't have to go backward. It's not that I don't like going backward but going so much isn't that fun always because I can't see ahead.

Too bad this year my family cannot go due to Covid-19 🙁.

Click here to watch ride videos

To watch the Black Anaconda ride click here
To watch the Quadzilla  ride click here
To watch the Stingray ride click here
To watch the Congo Bongo Rapids click here
To watch the Kowabunga ride click here
To watch the Flying Gecko click here
To watch the Bermuda Triangle click here
To watch the Flash Flood click here




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