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Busch Gardens Rides - Congo River Rapids
The world’s greatest explorers would all agree that the rapids of the legendary Congo River can not be compared to anywhere else. Today, there are still some people who take on the risk of going against the rapids. Embark on a white water rafting expedition that will send you down a racing river, thrilling plunges, looming waterfalls and a water cave full of surprises.

Busch Gardens Rides - Gwazi
There's no thrill like the one of a wooden roller coaster. This dual coaster takes the tradition of the wooden roller coaster to a new level. To begin with, this ride has 2 separate coasters with 2 different ride experiences. Named after the mythic lion with a tiger's head, one coaster is the lion side and the other is the tiger side. The Lion side of Gwazi has a long string of spirals while the Tiger side makes you feel like you are on a bob-sled. You'll have to ride both sides to get full feel of Gwazi.

Busch Gardens Rides - Kumba
Kumba is a classic. This is just a good, get your heart-pumping, coaster that has out-performed again and again. It has all the elements that a good coaster should; it has a 135 foot drop, plenty of loops and corkscrews, and it tears along at a great pace. This is one of those rides were if you skip it, it would be like you never went to Busch Gardens in the first place.

Busch Gardens Rides - Montu
Sheikra has definitely given this ride some competition, but it is hard to dethrone the King. When it comes to inverted roller-coasters, this bad boy is the longest and the tallest. Montu flies along its track at 60mph and plunges through loops, corkscrews, and twists that pull at you at 3.85 G-force strength. And all the while, your feet are dangling beneath you. Here are some words of wisdom; strap in, hold on tight, and do not wear sandals because you are in for a thrill.

Busch Gardens Rides - Scorpion
Anton Schwarzkopf designed a legendary roller coaster that had riders head over heels before they even got on the ride and while they were on it as well, the Scorpion is very rare coaster in fact there is only 3 of it’s kind left today! Race through the desert at speeds up to 50 miles an hour. Then dive into a 360-degree vertical loop, where the massive amount of force will send you spiraling forward for an unforgettable ride.

Busch Gardens Rides - SheiKra
Sheikra is one of the craziest coasters ever made. It takes the concept of the "big drop" to a whole new level. If you're going to ride a real roller-coaster, you know its going to have a steep drop. Well, Sheikra has a steep drop, the steepest drop there is: this drop is at a 90 degree angle. That's 200 feet straight down. Then the Immelmann loop, the water feature, and the second 90 degree drop. What it comes down to with Sheikra is this: you ride only if you got guts.

Busch Gardens Rides - Stanley Falls
This unique log flume ride has the tendency to please passengers at the best time, which is when you're ready for a nice refreshing splash of water to cool you down from the hot Florida sun. Though everyone can use a quick cool down, these falls aren't for the non-thrill seeking riders. Riders are rushed along a current and down a 40-foot drop before splashing to the base of these racing falls. This will be one of the few times of your life where you’ll be relaxed and scared at the same time!

Busch Gardens Rides - Tanganyika Tidal Wave
This ride has one basic purpose: and that is to soak your from head to toe. This is essentially what Tanganyika Tidal Wave is all about. Do not be fooled by the seemingly slow and leisurely pace of this ride, it is a disguise. It makes your mind at ease so that when that the 55-foot drop does come, it blind sides you. You have been warned. Wearing your best Sunday outfit while riding this ride would be a big mistake. Spectators waiting on the bridge are not safe either.

Busch Gardens Shows - Ka Tonga
Take a journey to the heart of Africa in Busch Garden’s themed musical based on animal folklore. Shadow a day in the life of a Griot-an ancient story teller, as they strive to become masters in their tribal tasks. You will be mesmerized with these creative African stories, puppet design, energetic original music and cultural dances.

Busch Gardens Shows - Moroccan Roll
Moroccan Roll is a very high energy show that is based on cultural dancing and signing at the Marrakesh Theater. This show takes American tradition and puts a spin on it such as rock 'n roll "with a Moroccan flavor". This show is performed in open air with sheltered seating so you can enjoy it at any time in any weather.

Busch Gardens Shows - Mystic Sheiks of Morocco
When walking around the park it’s hard to miss the traveling band of instrumentalists. Since the 1970s The Mystic Sheiks of Morocco have been a symbol of Busch Gardens and have continued to keep guests of the park dancing along. Keep an eye out for these 8 musicians in their sparkling red and gold uniforms.

Busch Gardens Shows - Pirates 4-D
Take part in using the latest special-effect technology to take you in the past where pirates roamed the ocean. In the Timbuktu Theater the multi-sensory theatrical effects keep the audience guessing what might happen next. Hop aboard for a humorous adventure packed with a shipload of excitement and surprises for guests of all ages.