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In Toon Lagoon you
can join the wacky world of your favourite
cartoon and comic strip characters. If you've
ever wondered what it would be like to live in
the crazy animated world of characters like
Popeye, now's your chance.
DUDLEY
DO-RIGHT'S RIPSAW FALLS
You must be over 44
inches to ride Dudley Do-Right
There are dastardly deeds afloat and you're in
the thick of it. Snidely Whiplash, the villainous
scoundrel, has kidnapped Nell Fenwick, and our
Canadian Mountie hero Dudley Do-Right is giving
chase.
It's a runaway log-flume ride that takes you
15-feet below the water, where you'll slide and
slosh through scene after scene of calamity as
you smash, splash and blast your way through
Dudley Do-Rights Ripsaw Falls to an explosive
ending.
Ripsaw Falls is the first flume ride ever to take
riders below the waters surface, 15-feet below
the water level. The drop at the end of the ride
begins its descent at a 45-degree angle, which
then increases to a 50-degree angle making guests
feel as though they are going to fall out.
POPEYE AND
BLUTO'S BILGE-RAT BARGES
You must be over 48
inches to ride the Bilge-Rat Barges
GRAB YOUR SPINACH AND HEAD FOR THE FINISH
Hang on for your life landlubbers because Bluto's
swiped Olive Oyl and Popeye is steamed up. This
maritime misadventure will take you through the
wacky portwater town of Sweethaven, then you'll
continue straight into uncharted territory for a
sloshy, twisting, white-knuckle raft ride as you
try to get past Bluto without getting soaked,
whilst Popeye grabs for his spinach and heads for
the finish.
ME SHIP, THE
OLIVE
Welcome aboard the
fun-packed, spinach-laden decks of Popeye's Boat.
This is an interactive play-area that features
Swee' Pea's Playpen, designed for younger guests.
Older kids can enjoy the mischief at Cargo Crane
where you can drench unsuspecting Bilge-Rat Barge
riders with Super Spinach soakers. With whistles
to toot, bells to clang, and organs that play by
the touch, pull or push of a button this is an
unsinkable place for a break from the rush.
 
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