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Rim Runner
Rim Runner was an Arrow Dynamics Shoot-the-Chutes located at Adventuredome theme park at Circus Circus Las Vegas and was one of the world's longest and tallest indoor water flume rides with a height of 65 feet and a drop of 60 feet. The ride ceased operation on February 3, 2013 to make way for El Loco which opened in February 2014.
== Ride layout ==
Riders board on the second level of the park. Each boat holds up to 15 passengers in three rows of five secured by a single-position lap bar that spanning each row. Once dispatched, conveyor belts move the boat into the water for a short "whitewater" trip through the dome. Whereas once the boat passed animatronic dinosaurs, the ride passed newer attractions such as Chaos and the Frog Hopper and under the Canyon Blaster roller coaster.
The boat slows as it enters a "lake" area and made a right turn. The water is at its deepest point at this point, approximately 12 feet, as this is the main reservoir for the ride. Another set of conveyor belts lifts the boat out of the water, into a tunnel and onto the one and only chain lift for the ride. As riders ascended the dimly lit cavern, pin points of light that look like eyes flicker. During the annual Halloween event, Fright Dome, special music and extra decoration fills the lift tunnel.
At the top, there was a slight drop-off the chain as the boat heads toward the drop. An animatronic "falling rock" teeters close to the boat. This area was once filled with an extremely dense layer of mist, to obscure riders' vision of what lies ahead. At this point, the Canyon Blaster is mere feet above the heads of Rim Runner passengers. Another set of conveyor belts positions the boat for its final plunge, an 80-foot camelback drop to a wet conclusion. A final right-hand turned places the boat at the final set of conveyor belts that lifts the boat out of the water and back into the station.
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