タワーズロックTawaazurokku
- Fuchigami, Akiruno, Tokyo 197-0833, Japan
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There are 2 types of slides: "Back Dropper" and "Cobra Twister". The entrance on the right is for Back Dropper and the one on the left is for Cobra Twister, but when I went during the off-season (a weekday in early July) they weren't separated, and you tell the staff which one you're riding. Leave your belongings in a locker, take off your sandals or other footwear, get a dedicated boat from the staff, and climb the stairs to the starting point. Back Dropper is a two-person-only slide where you climb a 70-degree wall and then drop backward. Cobra Twister is a one-person-only slide where you spin round and round inside a bowl-shaped half ball and then get sucked into the hole in the center. Note that both have height and weight restrictions. By the way, Back Dropper has a rule that the lighter person sits in front. Back Dropper has coaster-like thrills and is fun. It's by far the most fun of all the water slides I've ridden. Cobra Twister was... well, about what you'd expect. Both are popular, but Back Dropper in particular is as popular as DEKASLA, and when it's crowded the line extends past the entrance stairs. The line moves slowly, so you may wait over 2 hours. Because of that, a Speed Pass that lets you ride Back Dropper with no wait is sold on Asoview!. If you're aiming for it, I recommend heading there right after the park opens or buying a Speed Pass.
View on GoogleI rode Cobra Twister. You ride solo on a big inner tube. There's a floating sensation in the first 0.5 seconds, but within what feels like 2 seconds you come out into the spinning part, so there's almost no fear from the floating. It's not scary after the spinning either.
View on GoogleImpressions - Waaaah!!!! Aaaaah Content: There are 2 courses. One is kind of a backdrop? thing where you drop all at once and go straight up vertically. Then you slide back down backward, something like that. The other is spinny-spinny (?), not that scary thrill-wise, but the parts where you occasionally get squeezed in are scary (lol) It was quite a while ago so I've forgotten some things, but I think I did my best to share info even so. *pant pant* P.S. Photos? Don't have any!
View on GoogleI chickened out and could only ride the spinning one! I want a rematch someday! The line is super long, but the spinning one was relatively empty! Be sure to check before you line up!
View on GoogleA facility where you can get doused with water nonstop, with a giant bucket, mini slides, water guns, and even things like water curtains. You're not allowed to peek into the pipe slides. That's the rule.
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