Two Dilophosaurus shoot water at the raft (targeted at the riders who got the least drenching) as it returns to the unloading station. The raft then falls down a slope from a height of 40 feet and hits the water, drenching the riders. The Tyrannosaurus pokes its head through the ceiling and snaps at the riders. As the raft is shunted into the elevator, radio transmissions from the park rangers can be heard, with frantic calls of help. Hang on while your raft is swept along the river and enjoy the nature. Enjoy the Jungle River experience, unique in the Punta Cana area. Dinosaur proximity alarms begin to sound, warning of a Class-4 danger ahead. As the only adventure park in the Dominican Republic, we know that travelers want to have plenty of options when choosing their Punta Cana excursions, and thats why we offer a variety of tours & activities that are perfect for families and solo adventurers. As the track becomes totally dark, a beacon in the center of the raft begins to blink. Farther into the station, lights dim as a Tyrannosaurus watches the riders through a small window and lets out its iconic spine-chilling roar. Before the raft enters the Hydroelectric Plant, a roar (that of a Tyrannosaurus rex) is heard in the distance and a wrecked Jurassic Park jeep is seen.

The raft is then diverted through broken electrified fencing into a restricted area, where a sign announces that there are dangerous carnivores lurking about, and the riders' raft passes through deeper sections of the area as several of the escaped Velociraptors hiss at the vehicle.

Then, park rangers announce that the Velociraptor containment unit is breached and that the riders should remain calm. However, the flood has wrecked the Outpost, and riders glimpse a submerged lookout tower and an upturned raft. Riders are supposed to proceed to Outpost B but due to flooding, they are redirected back to the unload area. The raft first passes Stegosaurus Springs, where a Stegosaurus and its young are grazing on the shore, and then it passes Parasaurolophus Lagoon, where a visible Parasaurolophus and a hidden Parasaurolophus that pops out of the water are seen shooting water at the riders. Videos of the places they will be visiting are made, with announcements of possible flash floods in the Outpost B area and the Dinosaur Hatcheries. Riders then board 9-person circular rafts on a conveyor belt. Riders start at a building similar to that seen in Jurassic Park River Adventure, with a map of the other attractions in the Lost World section of the park. The station of Jurassic Park Rapids Adventure Pre-show

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