Kopiko Wai Winding River
Kopiko Wai Winding River is the lazy river at Volcano Bay. Here you can enjoy the lush scenery and relax floating your day away. You may get sprayed with water along the way as you float down the river, but overall it is relaxing. The river takes you underneath the volcano and into the stargazer’s cavern, which is magical. This lazy river is great for all ages.
Written by Lauren Scheffler
Krakatau Aqua Coaster
This ride is the Krakatau Aqua Coaster. This coaster is one of the few rides that happen to be inside the volcano at Volcano Bay. On the Aqua Coaster, riders will experience a fast-paced, up-and-down course. This ride sits up to 4 people in a raft at a time.
Maku Puihi Round Raft Rides
The Maku and Puihi Raft Rides is a slide ride made up of two slides. These slides use rafts where riders can sit up to 6 at a time. The two slides are the Maku and the Puihi. The Maku slide is full of spins, twists, and curves. While, the Puihi slide takes you into a dark winding tunnel that sends you into a funnel-like experience.
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Ohyah and Ohno Drop Slides
This ride consists of two slides; one green slide and one purple slide. The Ohno is a serpentine-style slide that has a rigorous course that ends 6 feet above the pool at the bottom. The Ohyah is a twisty slide that is not as rigorous as the Ohno. The Ohyah ends 4 feet above the pool at the end. There are no tubes or rafts used during this experience.
Honu ika Moana
At this ride spot, there are two giant slides where up to 5 people can raft the tubing course together. The two slide options are the blue slide, named Honu, and the green slide named Ika. The Honu is themed after turtles, has two large rafting walls, and is full of twists and turns. The Ika is the more easygoing of the two slide options. It is themed after whales and sprays water on your raft as you slide down to the bottom. Either course is great fun for your family to enjoy!
Puka Uli Lagoon
Puka Uli Lagoon is a relaxing pool that is great for everyone. There are water spraying features and other fun water elements that decorate this lagoon.
Kala & Tai Nui Serpentine Body Slides
The Kala and Tai Nui are two slides. These serpentine body slides have twin drop doors and open at the same time. Since this is a single-person drop slide, there are no tubes or rafts used during this experience.
Punga Racers
Punga Racers is a four-slide ride. Each slide allows for one rider at a time and tends to be a favorite among kids. While sliding through this ride, you will go through underwater sea caves to reach the end. There are no tubes or rafts used during this experience.
Ko’okiri Body Plunge
This slide starts inside the iconic volcano. Since this is a plunge slide, only one person can go at a time. Ko’okiri Body Plunge is a 70-degree drop slide that is 125 feet long. There are no tubes or rafts used during this experience.
Runamukka Reef
Runamukka Reef is exactly as it sounds. It is the perfect place at Volcano Bay for children to run a muck! This area is for the little ones to let loose. There are bubbling geysers, stationary water guns, slides,
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