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Dudley Do-Right's Ripsaw Falls
Thrilling Open

Dudley Do-Right's Ripsaw Falls

Type

water_ride

Thrill Level

thrilling

Height Requirement

44 inches

Duration

5 min

Accessibility

Compiled from operator materials and community reporting. Always confirm with Guest Services at the park before planning around a specific need.

Wheelchair accessible
No
Transfer required
Yes
Must transfer from ECV
Yes
DAS / return-time eligible
Yes
Single Rider line
No
Strobe / flashing lights
No
Motion sensitivity warning
Yes

About this Ride

Join Dudley Do-Right on this flume ride through the Canadian Rockies to rescue Nell from the villainous Snidely Whiplash. The finale features a dramatic 75-foot plunge that sends your log flume below water level for one of the wettest splashdowns in any theme park.
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