Atlantic Panic & Caribbean ChaosThere’s Max Airtime in the Heart of this Storm!

Atlantic Panic & Caribbean Chaos

It looks like a storm’s coming in! Better hike up to the lighthouse to get a good look at the action. The rough waters of the Atlantic are going to propel you down an open air slide like the force of a hurricane.

There’s no time to grab a raft, you’ll use only your own body on this run, which is the side-by-side slide partner with Caribbean Chaos. Atlantic Panic has super high walls, and as you lie on your back and slide down the high speed run, shooting down the sloping, twisting track, you’ll just see a slice of the sky overhead. High walls mean you can bank high on the turns, sliding up the side for maximum airtime.

There are more than 1,500 gallons of water pushing down this course. With those tough Atlantic storm waters rushing past you, you should take all the airtime you can get!

• Maximum individual rider weight cannot exceed 300lbs.
• Forearm casts, full arm casts, braced arm casts, foot or lower leg casts, full leg casts, cervical collars or neck braces, or broken collar bones are not permitted.
• Access to the attraction requires climbing several flights of stairs. Guests will have to ascend the slide tower and be capable of safely entering the slide, on their own or with the assistance of a companion.