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(61 m) Krakatau volcano. Guests will board specially- designed canoes and propel downwards and upwards through the volcano’s interior peaks and valleys. They’ll twist, turn and plummet along dark passageways and be launched through waterfalls. The attraction will use linear induction motor technology that launches the canoe uphill before it immediately sends riders into a downhill plunge.
Wearable tech The TapuTapu wearable is included with guest admission and specifi cally designed for use within Universal’s Volcano Bay. Features of TapuTapu allows guests to virtually wait in line for rides while enjoying other areas of the park. Their wearable will simply alert them when it’s time for their ride. Guests can enjoy many TapTu Play experiences throughout the park such as controlling streams of water spurting from whales in Tot Tiki Reef, shooting water cannons at guests snaking down Kopiko
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Wai Winding River, illuminating images in the volcano’s hidden caves and more. Guests can make purchases throughout the entire park with
their TapuTapu wearable, eliminating the need to carry cash, credit cards or a wallet throughout the park. Guests can take advantage of special interactive photo opportunities and selfi e-spots throughout the park as well as photo opportunities on Volcano Bay’s attractions. Their wearable will automatically link those photos to their account so that guests can view, share and purchase them at their convenience. And fi nally, after renting their lockers, guests will be able to access them with a touch of their TapuTapu wearable. Beautifully themed dining locations are found with the
park. They feature more than 60 delicious, South Pacifi c- inspired dishes ranging from jerk mahi sandwiches to fresh island chicken salad to decadent chocolate pineapple upside down cake.
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Volcano Bay sets a new standard on every level from the attractions to how our guests experience them.
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