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And if you want funky smells, I know that as of 2013, you could experience plenty on Congo Falls. Can't speak for 2014, as I did not ride it a single time last year.

Still nasty in 2014. But a good way to cool off on a hot day. And there is never a line.

And a nice little pop of airtime on that double down hill. Congo Falls is much more thrilling than others that are much taller with straight drops.

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A memory of Kings Island a few years ago, a man was using his phone on the bridge on Congo Falls, I guess he didnt know that he could get wet while on the bridge, but it happend, and his phone got ruined and he was cursing up a storm. I never really noticed, but is there a warning sign about getting wet on the bridge?

The best warning sign at Kings Island is definitly White-Water-Canyon-Kings-Island.jpg

http://northeastohiofamilyfun.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/08/White-Water-Canyon-Kings-Island.jpg

I like Congo Falls, but im more of a White Water Canyon kind of guy.

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When I was about 13-14 years old and new to wearing contacts, I had to pay for them with my own money and they cost about $70 each eye. That was long before disposables, so if anything happened to one, I had to pay that much to replace it.

I knew there was a big splash on the observation deck of (then) Amazon Falls, so I closed my eyes as the water shot toward me and my friends. Unfortunately, one eye must have been slightly cracked open, and the wave was almost as intense as a firehose shooting in my face. I thought my contact was washed away, and was not happy with the idea of spending the rest of the day at the park only able to see properly out of one eye.

Fortunately after a minute or so, it became apparent that my contact had just gotten folded and shoved up above my eye behind my eyelid, and I was able to take it out and replace it.

That splash is no joke.

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I never really noticed, but is there a warning sign about getting wet on the bridge?

Actually, I don't think there is. There are two signs, one facing each way on the respective approaches, saying that the wave may steal your glasses, but I don't think there's one that actually says "you will get wet".

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A memory of Kings Island a few years ago, a man was using his phone on the bridge on Congo Falls, I guess he didnt know that he could get wet while on the bridge, but it happend, and his phone got ruined and he was cursing up a storm. I never really noticed, but is there a warning sign about getting wet on the bridge?

The best warning sign at Kings Island is definitly White-Water-Canyon-Kings-Island.jpg

http://northeastohiofamilyfun.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/08/White-Water-Canyon-Kings-Island.jpg

I like Congo Falls, but im more of a White Water Canyon kind of guy.

I like all the water rides at KI. But I'll only ride WWC if I don't mind being drenched that day.

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