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The second half has an elevator lift followed by a drop, a helix
all followed up by...
![TheJourney to Atlantis rollercoaster at SeaWorld San Diego, San Diego, California](seaworld-san-diego-2019-atlantis-4.jpg)
...a splash down to end the ride.
![The Journey to Atlantis rollercoaster at SeaWorld San Diego, San Diego, California](seaworld-san-diego-2019-atlantis-8.jpg)
There are just two of these rides in North America with both of them at
SeaWorld parks. What surprises me is is that more parks haven't
purchased these because they are a wonderful combination of coaster and
log flume. The reason isn't the ride but probably more that most
parks already have log flumes and adding another one; even one that has
a coaster mixed in, really doesn't seem to make business sense.
![The Journey to Atlantis rollercoaster at SeaWorld San Diego, San Diego, California](seaworld-san-diego-2019-atlantis-3.jpg)
With that big splashdown brings our trip to SeaWorld to an end.
![The Journey to Atlantis rollercoaster at SeaWorld San Diego, San Diego, California](seaworld-san-diego-2019-atlantis-2.jpg)
That was a fun day at SeaWorld. It was nice seeing how the park
has grown. Manta, Tidal Twister, Wild Arctic and the Orca
Encounter really made my day. With a dive coaster designed by
Bolliger & Mabillard coming in 2020 and possibly a launched coaster for
2021 the park is looking to be more of a thrill seekers destination.
Now we are off to Belmont Park to finish up our California adventure.
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