Holiday World & Splashin' Safari
Splashin' Safari
Splashin' Safari, the water park Holiday World added in 1993, has consistently ranked among the best water parks in the United States, even being named as the #1 water park in the United States by TripAdvisor in 2011.

Holiday World & Splashin' Safari

Section Title: Splashin' Safari
Table Section Text: Splashin' Safari, the water park Holiday World added in 1993, has consistently ranked among the best water parks in the United States, even being named as the #1 water park in the United States by TripAdvisor in 2011.

Ride	Added	Location	Description

The Wave	1994	Splashin' Safari	Zero-entry-depth wave pool [Maximum depth: 6 feet (1.8 m)]

Butterfly Bay	1994	Splashin' Safari	Smaller zero-entry-depth wave pool for children [Maximum depth: 18 inches (46 cm)]

Watubee	1996	Splashin' Safari	Open family river rapids ride allowing up to five riders

Otorongo	1997	Splashin' Safari	Collection of three intertwining enclosed inline tube slides named "Otto", "Ron", and "Go"

Monsoon Lagoon	1998	Splashin' Safari	Interactive waterplay complex [Average depth: 18 inches (46 cm)] featuring four body slides and a tipping bucket containing 1,000 US gallons (3,800 L) of water

ZOOMbabwe	2002	Splashin' Safari	Enclosed family river rapids ride allowing up to four riders

Zinga	2003	Splashin' Safari	Eight-story ProSlide Tornado allowing up to four riders

Jungle Racer	2004	Splashin' Safari	Five-story ProSlide ProRacer with ten lanes

Bahari Wave Pool	2005	Splashin' Safari	Zero-entry-depth wave pool [Maximum depth: 6 feet (1.8 m)] featuring geysers and water jets

Bahari River	2006	Splashin' Safari	Lazy river [Depth: 28 inches (71 cm)]

Bakuli	2007	Splashin' Safari	ProSlide Behemoth Bowl allowing up to four riders

Kima Bay	2008	Splashin' Safari	WhiteWater West AquaPlay RainFortress [Average depth: 18 inches (46 cm)] featuring seven body slides, 125 water jets, and a tipping bucket containing 1,200 US gallons (4,500 L) of water

Wildebeest	2010	Splashin' Safari	1,710 feet (520 m) long ProSlide HydroMagnetic Rocket water coaster allowing up to four riders

Safari Sam's SplashLand	2011	Splashin' Safari	Children's play area featuring an activity pool [Maximum depth: 18 inches (46 cm)] with interactive water elements and eight open and enclosed body slides

Mammoth	2012	Splashin' Safari	1,763 feet (537 m) long ProSlide HydroMagnetic Mammoth water coaster allowing up to six riders

Hyena Falls	2013	Splashin' Safari	Collection of four enclosed inline tube slides, the largest of which includes a half-pipe element

Hyena Springs	2013	Splashin' Safari	Children's spray pad play area

Tembo Falls	2018	Splashin' Safari	A set of eight smaller water slides designed for younger children

Tembo Tides	2018	Splashin' Safari	A smaller wave pool designed for younger children

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Mammoth is 1,763 feet (537 m) long, making it the longest water coaster in the world.

final_sentence: Mammoth is 1,763 feet (537 m) long, making it the longest water coaster in the world.