Tiger Rock — Attraction in London

Ride stopped just before we went down. We walked down to the bottom and were offered a ticket for all 4 of us fast track...We were given to believe that this ticket would take us to the beginning of the ride... Not just join yet another queue... And that it could be used multiple times.... So... Nearly 1 hour queue in the fast track for the vampire ride. 2 hours queue for the Dragon Fury... For £205 entry for a family of 4, plus the parking ticket (???). I don't think we got a very good exchange for waiting for a whole hour in a queue only for the ride to close .. Only to wait for another hour in a supposedly short or fast queue.... I guess if you like queuing and being let down...

Love the ride but didn't see any tigers! Personally I think the enclosures are too small for tigers anyway. Hard to see a lot of the ride if you are watching from one of the paths where the new fences create the enclosures. I loved this as dragon falls (happy memories as a child!) and still like the ride but theming looks rushed and unfinished. Could have done better and not include the tigers as the attraction. Plus side queues were short. Still puzzled with height restriction... My little girl is 110m and can go on the vampire... But not this! Shame as we wanted some more rides to do as a family. This is by far tamer than...

Tiger Rock is your classic log flume ride at any theme park, essential to any visit come rain or shine. The queue at Tiger Rock has always been good to us and we have rarely queued for more than 20-30 minutes, but most recently a maximum of 10 minutes.

There are two drop zones, one medium and one large, ready to get you a little wet depending on where you sit. My sniff tip is to stay towards the back of the log to avoid the worst of the spray.

The theme around the ride is fantastic and there's lots of see where you are up on the top ready for the final drop. One...