Uploaded September 2022 | Updated September 2026, 2 days ago
Catapult Falls will feature a state-of-the-art vertical lift elevator that will lift riders up seven feet per second to a height of 55 feet, high above the theme park, before you race down the steepest drop of any flume ride, a staggering 53 degrees, that will have riders speeding down the chute at 37 miles per hour.
“Catapult Falls will be the perfect addition to our already fantastic line up of family rides,” said Byron Surrett, SeaWorld San Antonio President. “Not only will it provide thrills for those wanting the exhilaration of a coaster-type ride, but being a water ride, it will give guests one more way to cool down in the hot Texas temperatures. It will be the perfect family adventure ride.”
Catapult Falls will make its debut in 2023, joining SeaWorld San Antonio's other collection of thrill rides, including Wave Breaker, the Great White a floorless inverted coaster, the gravity defying Steel Eel, Texas Stingray, the tallest and fastest wood roller coaster in Texas, and Tidal Surge, the world's tallest and fastest ride of its kind.
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Catapult Falls will feature a state-of-the-art vertical lift elevator that will lift riders up seven feet per second to a height of 55 feet, high above the theme park, before you race down the steepest drop of any flume ride, a staggering 53 degrees, that will have riders speeding down the chute at 37 miles per hour.
“Catapult Falls will be the perfect addition to our already fantastic line up of family rides,” said Byron Surrett, SeaWorld San Antonio President. “Not only will it provide thrills for those wanting the exhilaration of a coaster-type ride, but being a water ride, it will give guests one more way to cool down in the hot Texas temperatures. It will be the perfect family adventure ride.”
Catapult Falls will make its debut in 2023, joining SeaWorld San Antonio's other collection of thrill rides, including Wave Breaker, the Great White a floorless inverted coaster, the gravity defying Steel Eel, Texas Stingray, the tallest and fastest wood roller coaster in Texas, and Tidal Surge, the world's tallest and fastest ride of its kind.
#waterride #logflume #sanantonio
