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Log Flume
Opened: 1976
Location: Pioneer Village
Manufactured By: Arrow Development (now S&S Arrow)
Max Height: 30 feet
Ride Time: 1 min, 58 secs
Track Length: 607 feet
Number Of Logs: 8
Ride Capacity: 40 (4 to 5 people per log)
Hourly Capacity: 850-960 persons per hour
Base Dimensions: About 100 feet x 300 feet
Height Requirement: Children under 46" must be accompanied by responsible person.
 
RIDE EXPERIENCE
Hollowed 'logs' await the passengers at the platform. The riders hop in and embark down a shallow channel of water which quietly roams through what used to be Pioneer Village backcountry. Soon, riders cross Farmington Creek and start the climb to the top. Riders watch in suspense as their fate comes into view and they speed down the drop and splashdown at the bottom.
 
RIDE HISTORY & INFO
Lagoon's Log Flume was moved from Pixieland in Otis, Oregon. According to PdxHistory.com, a historical website about parks in Oregon, Lagoon bought the ride in 1974. The website also features pictures of the Log Flume in Pixieland.
      This ride was great in its day. But because of long lines and the newer water rides like Cliffhanger and Rattlesnake Rapids, it seems to have lost its luster. But it still has the charm of a classic Log Flume ride (as much charm as a log flume can have). The Log Flume features a thrilling 30-foot plummet which Rattlesnake Rapids can't offer.
      In 2002, the queue area was renovated. A new platform was built along with a roof, and the line was extended with more switchbacks.
 
PHOTOS
Photo by Rick Photo: Rick
Log Flumes always make a splash.
 
Photo by Rick Photo: Rick
A view from the exit ramp. Notice all the "wishes" left by guests.
 
Thanks to Sid & Ian for additional info on this ride.
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