Do you get soaked on Jurassic Park ride?

After the drop, the vehicle goes back into the water and is splashed. At Jurassic Park during the summer, this happens. The large boat hits the water hard and the riders get soaked. However, during winter, instead of hitting the water, the boat stays on the track.



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