a Sidewinder., closed in February 2021. The Abyss – A turbo drop ride, closed since 31/8/2021. Flying Swing, closing soon. Wild Twister – A Mondial Ventura Crazy Galleon – A Huss Pirate ship, closing soon. Ferris Wheel, closing soon. Marine World Games Zone Garden of Joy Thrill Mountain Thrill Mountain was opened in December 2011. It is a carnival-themed area of 222,800 square feet. It offers five rides, eight booth games, as well as food, beverages, and merchandise. Hair Raiser – A floorless rollercoaster built by B&M with four inversions. Whirly Bird – A chair swing ride that soars 30 meters into the air Bumper Blaster – Bumper cars that can carry two in each car Rev Booster - A spinner ride The Flash - A swing ride that goes upside down, with its top speed being 60 km/h, at a height of 22m up into the air Bungee Trampoline – A trampoline that allows visitors to jump really high while strapped in bungee harnesses Polar Adventure Polar Adventure was opened on 13 July 2012, featuring the North Pole Encounter, South Pole Spectacular and Arctic Fox Den, as well as the Arctic Blast roller coaster. The attraction's carbon footprint is reduced through environmental technology including a ventilation system that recycles residual cool air to cool down the Life Support System (LSS) and plant room area before being discharged, which it is claimed cut electricity consumption by a third. Arctic Blast – A steel "roller coaster" located in the Polar Adventure with various dips and side turns. It is suitable for the whole family. North Pole Encounter – visitors can meet Pacific walruses and spotted seals, and other animals from the North Pole including Steller sea lions and snowy owls. The animals can also be viewed via an underwater tunnel. South Pole Spectacular – It is home to three penguin species: king penguins, southern rockhopper penguins and gentoo penguins. The viewing chamber, glass-panelled floors, walkways and balconies overlooking the water allow visitors to see the penguins from different angles. Arctic Fox Den – visitors can see Arctic foxes here to learn about their behaviour and the impact of humans on their habitat. The Rainforest The Rainforest was opened on 14 June 2011. Dozens of avian, terrestrial and aquatic animals living inside buttress roots accompany visitors on their immersive exploration of biodiversity. You will Get Wet on This ride, as water guns