Rainbow Springs
“Hey, look! There are the gondolas!”
Christine alerted me as we drove past the super fun but super scary gondolas.
We were on our way to Rainbow Springs where we would go on the Big Splash. As
we drove into the crowded car park of Rainbow Springs my body started shaking
of excited. We walked slowly through the entrance and then to the trout pond
where we stood around and had our photo taken. My friends and I had a quick
look at the trout and scanned the birds hurriedly (all because we wanted to get
to the Big Splash.)My heart was pounding as we got closer and closer to the Big
Splash. Finally the time came when we were standing in the line waiting for our
turn, for the boat to pick us up (by now I was shaking all over.)When the boat
the boat arrived we filed into the seats, with Christine and I sitting in the
back, knowing we’d get soaking wet. The boat started and made its way through
the projected portal. The boat went up an elevator and down to a forest. We
pasted a scary dinosaur that made us scream until our heads almost fell off; I
told my friends “I don’t think we’ll have any screams left for the big drop”.
We went through a maori village where we nearly got caught by a hawk. Then we
went past a tree that almost fell on us. After going up another elevator we
came to the signs that said: hold on and smile, warning us of the big drop. I
felt my heart miss a beat. As we went down the big drop I heard Jessica praying
under her breath while the rest of us were screaming and holding on. Seconds
later we were soaking but smiling. I felt amazed at the thought that I had done
it; I had survived the big drop. I was scared to go again but also excited.
After that we went on eight more times. I was so glad I went on and had that
marvellous experience.
By
Jemma
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