Mammoth Water Coaster
That’s right! This 1/3 mile water coaster is certified by the Guinness World Record folks. Mammoth also won the 2023 Water Park Ride of the Year Golden Ticket Award from Amusement Today, taking the title that Wildebeest held for a straight decade!
And your journey takes you both downhill and uphill! That’s right!
Mammoth towers seven stories from highest to lowest point and covers more than three acres. The massive Mammoth begins with a conveyor ride up the water coaster’s lift hill. Following each breath-taking drop, your boats will fly back up hill after hill.
What powers these six-passenger boats up the hills? Something called Linear Induction Motor (LIM) technology. In total, six LIMs magically propel the boats on this exciting ride.
Mammoth’s rafts are round, six-passenger boats. That means your thrilling trek may be facing forward, facing sideways, or facing backwards. Facing backwards? Yes, and in the dark. There are five enclosed slide sections. And many twists and turns.
Your whole family will be able to challenge Mammoth together – and watch each other’s delighted faces as you conquer this epic ride.
Tips for your visit
Hold on tight!
Mammoth does not have any slide-tower stairs, so it’s accessible to folks who have difficulty with stairs.
Riding alone? Try the single riders line. Ride operators will use this line as needed.
Ride Opened
May 11, 2012
Highest Drop
32’ at 45-degree angle
Drops
7 drops, totaling 187’
Linear Induction Motors
6, including the world’s longest LIM on a water-coaster
Designer
ProSlide Technology, Inc., Ontario, Canada
Type
HydroMagnetic Water Coaster
Accessibility Information
Weight Requirements
Min: 500 lbs. per raft
Max: 1,050 lbs. per raft
All riders will be weighed as a group prior to boarding.
Number of Riders
2-6 riders per raft
Ride Description
An aggressive water coaster experience. Riders sit in an inflated boat and travel the path of a winding flume, experiencing enclosed and dark spaces, high speeds, steep inclines and drops with free-falling sensations, multi-directional forces and rotating motion.
Riding Position
Guests must have the ability to sit upright in the boat and maintain control of upper torso, head and neck. Physical and cognitive ability is required to maintain the riding position. Guests must be able to exit the boat with or without assistance. At minimum, guest must have sufficient arm remnants to grasp both handles on the boat.
Attraction Access
Accessible entrance located at ride exit. Guests must transfer from wheelchair/ECV and be able to enter the boat with or without assistance.
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