Shipwreck Falls

Shipwreck Falls
Darien Lake Status Operating Opening date 2002 Replaced Cascade Canyon
Elitch Gardens Status Operating Opening date 1997
Geauga Lake Status Relocated to Celebration City as Roaring Falls, closed 2008 Opening date 2000 Closing date September 16, 2007
Six Flags America Area Chesapeake Status Operating Opening date 1993
Six Flags New England Status Closed Opening date 1997 Closing date September 5, 2011 Replaced by Goliath
General statistics
Type	Shoot the Chute
Height	50 ft (15 m)
Height restriction	36 in (91 cm)

Shipwreck Falls is a Shoot-the-Chute water ride at many Herschend and Six Flags theme parks, in the United States. The attraction is themed to sharks and shipwrecks, and all feature an exit bridge over the ride so guests can get wet while exiting.

Darien Lake

Darien Lake's version has water cannons that spray riders with water for a small fee. The ride replaced "Cascade Canyon", an older set of water slides that were in Barracuda Bay.

Geauga Lake

Shipwreck Falls at Geauga Lake was located across from the Big Dipper. It was manufactured by Hopkins Rides. It was relocated to Celebration City after the close of the park in 2007 where became known as Roaring Falls in 2008.

Six Flags New England

Shipwreck Falls at Six Flags New England was removed in September 2011 to make room for Goliath, a Giant Inverted Boomerang roller coaster.^[1]

See also

• 2011 in amusement parks

References

1. Six Flags New England (September 3, 2011). "Last Chance to ride...". Facebook. Retrieved September 4, 2011.

External links

• Shipwreck Falls at Geauga Lake