It's hard to believe now but there was a time when this was the best ride at Thorpe Park. This was back in 2000 before Tussauds decided to go all out on thrill rides, and white knuckle roller coasters. Nowadays it isn't one of the parks major draws, but it still a nice example of one of the traditional style of flume rides.

Shortly after leaving the station you go into an enclosed tunnel where there's a hill lift followed by a drop. It's actually quite a small drop, but the fact your in the dark means it's more exciting than a drop this small would normally be.

You then follow a route outside. This part I think is the rides low point. Although an effort has been made with the Wild West theming it feels a little sparse and unimaginative. It could do with another model or two to add a bit of humour and interest to this dull point.

This though is soon made up for when the ride reaches it's final drop. This is one of the biggest drops I've experienced on this style of flume ride. It's a good drop for a flume ride that provides a good family level of thrills and excitement. This is a ride that can be overlooked now Thorpe Park has installed so many great thrill rides, but it's still one that's worth a go and should be tried on a visit to the park.