Log Flume

The Log Flume is a Water Ride in the game Parkitect. It consists of a water flume and boats shaped like logs. Passengers sit in the logs, which are propelled by the water stream. It provides guests with an entertaining way to get wet and cool off.

Characteristics
The ride typically features one or more rapid descents and splashdown. Boats get transported uphill by conveyor belts. Log Flumes are often themed as logging businesses. The water channel can be sunken 1/4 of a unit into the ground or water in order to blend into its surroundings better.

The log flumes also have a higher popularity in the warmer months in the summer.

Real life
Arrow Development is seen as the inventor of the modern day log flume ride. The first log flume constructed by Arrow is El Aserradero at Six Flags Over Texas, which opened in 1963 and is still in operation. For the first few years Arrow had a monopoly on log flumes. Later, other companies such as Reverchon Industries, Hopkins Rides, Intamin and Mack Rides, started building flumes as well.