Discover Roaring Rapids
Our tips:
- You will get wet
- Keep your belongings dry
- Exciting for little ones
Roaring Rapids
Roaring Rapids is the rapids ride of Adventure Isle. In a round raft you ride over raging rivers into Roaring Mountain, where, according to legend, a monster lives. It's one of the most thrilling and wettest rides in the park.
The concept
The League of Adventurers is investigating the secret of Roaring Mountain, the highest mountain on Adventure Isle. The Arbori believe a crocodile-like beast lives there, Q’aráq. You join the trip to Field Camp Beta, but a fallen tree sends your raft into the mountain. According to the park, the mountain has one of the tallest man-made waterfalls in Asia.


The Experience
In the cave the roaring becomes deafening. You race towards the monster, feel its hot breath and duck as it snaps its teeth. If you escape, you plunge through a lava tunnel into a whirlpool, past spouting geysers and steaming springs. The park mentions sharp turns, high speed and sudden drops.
Discover Roaring Rapids
You will get wet
The park warns: you will get wet and possibly soaked. Bring a poncho or dry clothes.
Keep your belongings dry
Put your phone and papers in a waterproof bag or leave them with someone who isn't riding.
Exciting for little ones
According to the park, the ride can be scary for young adventurers, because of the monster and the dark.
Visitor information
The minimum height is 107 centimetres. Children under 7 must be accompanied by someone aged 16 or over. Pregnant women may not ride. You must be in good health: not with high blood pressure, heart, back or neck problems or motion sickness. Rider Switch is available. You need to transfer from your wheelchair. For this attraction you can buy Disney Premier Access: you then use a separate, shorter queue. You can only buy it once you have a park ticket, via the official website or app. Read more on our page about tickets.


Cooling off in Adventure Isle
On a warm day Roaring Rapids is wonderful; on a cold day you'd better think about dry clothes first. Afterwards, climb over the same mountain at Challenge Trails at Camp Discovery.
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