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Raj’s Bouncy Bottom Burp

Raj’s Bouncy Bottom Burp is a small Frog Hopper in The World of David Walliams, built around Raj's mischievous shop humour.

Raj’s Bouncy Bottom Burp is a compact kids' thrill ride with a wink. The gondola bounces up and down as if someone has had a little too much fizzy pop, so the ride feels mildly exciting but mostly plays as a cheerful family gag.

Normal 5 min
Average 7 min
Highest measurement 25 min Measured at 26-07 16:04
Type Ride
Category Drop Tower
Closed - status
RCDB

Coaster profile

Classification

Scale low
Unaccompanied minimum 110 cm
Retheme The World of David Walliams

Tracks

Ride duration 1:45

Trains

Arrangement 1 Frog Hopper-gondel met 6 zitplaatsen naast elkaar.
Trains 1
Riders per train 6
Capacity per hour 198

Location

The ride stands in the child-friendly area around The Towers, within the David Walliams-themed section.

Notes

Alton Towers lists 3.0 feet as the minimum height and 3.6 feet as the threshold for riding without an adult. TowersTimes lists S&S Power, Frog Hopper, an opening year of 1999, rethemes on March 28, 2009 and May 17, 2021, 6 riders per gondola, 198 riders per hour and a 1:45 ride duration. Queue Times confirms S&S Power, 6 riders per vehicle, 198 riders per hour and the 3.0 feet minimum. Because no exact opening day in 1999 has been reliably established, opened_at remains empty.

Theming

A The World of David Walliams ride with Raj's Shop humour, bright colours and a playful bouncing drop-tower motion.

Data

Wait statistics

Based on available measurements and historical wait-time data.

Now Closed
Normal 5 min
Average 7 min
Highest measurement 25 min Measured at 26-07 16:04
Measurements 1090
Outage measurements 0
Avg. outage duration -
Often busy 14:00 8 min average
Often quiet 11:00 5 min average
Reliability High 1127 measurements, 7 hour blocks
Distribution

Boxplots

Spread of wait times, outage duration, and the number of outages per day based on available historical data.

Wait times

1090 measurements

0 min 10 min 20 min 30 min
Min
5 min
Q1
5 min
Median
5 min
Q3
10 min
Max
25 min

Typical wait time: around 5 min.

It usually falls between 5 min and 10 min.

See more than 10 min? It is probably busier than usual — consider a quieter moment.

Less than 5 min? You are in luck: that does not happen often.

Outage duration

Not enough data yet for a boxplot.

This attraction has not reported any outages to us yet. We cannot say anything meaningful about it here.

Outages per day

Not enough data yet for a boxplot.

This attraction has not reported any outages to us yet. We cannot say anything meaningful about it here.

Historical

Wait-time build-up

Today compared with historical wait times by hour.

Today Expected Historical
Horizontal axis hours, vertical axis queue minutes. 0 min 5 min 10 min 15 min 20 min 10:00 11:00 12:00 13:00 14:00 15:00 16:00 17:00 18:00