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The park’s scariest ride has two options. Der Stuka is a six-story free fall down a 78-degree incline; the steeper Bomb Bay is just as high but even more terrifying.

Hurtle down a shoot filled with mist, thunder, and (at night) lightning, then swirl into an open bowl before dropping into a lower pool. Thrilling.

Two people in a raft hang on for dear life as they travel 500 ft (153 m) of twisting tubes in pitch-black darkness.

Two interwoven tubes 300-ft (92-m) long drop riders down six stories into the bracing water of a splash-landing tank.

A solo flume navigated by riders on a foam mat. On tight turns, ride the flowing water as far up the wall as possible.

On this watery toboggan run, four riders mount one raft and plow through 450 ft (137 m) of banked curves and racing straight runs.

A mile-long (1.6-km) circular waterway, which gently winds past swaying palms, tropical flowers, and waterfalls. Perfect for slowly floating along in an inner tube (you’ll need to rent one), or for a refreshing swim that takes you back to where you started.

This six story-high slide offers three big drops during its descent. The large circular rafts hold up to five, making it perfect for getting the whole family screaming.

A slippery version of the King of the Castle game, for children up to 12 years old. Grab the ropes to try to climb up the large inflated balloon without bouncing off and falling into the 3-ft- (91-cm) deep pool. Water cannons add to the utter chaos – and to the fun.

Strapped back-to-back in a swing and armed with water cannons, two riders are supposed to create their own ride. But it usually degenerates into a water fight between riders in all of the eight swings!