Timber Falls arrived at Pleasurewood Hills in 1992 as "Wild Water Falls". Its original colour scheme was a rather uninspiring grey and white. It was rethemed to "Mellow Yellow" more recently, adding a much needed splash of colour to the attraction. In 2009, the ride was dismantled, repainted and rebuilt as "Timber Falls".

The ride is a log flume with a small first drop followed by a much taller, faster finale. Plus, if the timing is right, you could be in for quite a wet surprise as you turn the corner at the bottom of the final drop. If a log is on its way down, take cover! Don't forget to smile as you head down the first drop, as you'll be photographed for all to see!

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4/5

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Joel's Review

"Such a good ride- surprising you will get a soaking! I love the re-theme and new color scheme! Looks very good!"

3/5

Becky's Review

"love the last drop but I don't like the bit at the top"

5/5

Lucy's Review

"Definatly like the name change, sounds more thrilling, if you get what I mean, very good ride at pleasurewood and certainly wouldn't like to see it replaced by another bog standard log flume such as the ones found at many theme parks and amusment parks around the UK, this on actually gets you wet and the last drop is great!"

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5/5

Lorrie's Review

"this ride is great its better with the yellow and blue paint job cause it used to be like grey and it was horrible"

3/5

Anonymous Review

"Good water chute ride. I always get wet!"

3/5

Julian Deans' Review

"Although there are bigger versions at places like Alton Towers, this ride still gives a punch, and a decent water ride the park needs!"

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3/5

Josh's Review

"Best bring a change of clothes if you plan on riding this one.  You can get incredibly wet if the timing's right!  It's a decent log flume but small in comparison to others around the country."

3/5

Anonymous Review

"this ride runs perfectly when the boats are timed to get a soaking." 

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