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Ride details
Ubanga-Banga Bumper Cars
Classic bumper cars in the Congo section of Busch Gardens Tampa, with a minimum height of 42 inches.
Ubanga-Banga Bumper Cars is the kind of family ride where kids grab the wheel and adults get one more excuse to pretend careful driving is optional. It is not about speed, but about quick steering moves, gentle bumps and plenty of laughs in a classic bumper car arena.
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Losse elektrische botsauto's in een klassiek botsautopaviljoen. Het actuele aantal voertuigen is niet betrouwbaar publiek bevestigd.
Notes
Busch Gardens Tampa describes Ubanga-Banga Bumper Cars as a classic bumper car ride in Congo with a 42-inch minimum height and a Supervising Companion requirement for guests between 42 and 52 inches. The accessibility guide confirms the same height and supervision rules. No reliable manufacturer could be verified, so that field remains empty.
Theming
Ubanga-Banga Bumper Cars sits in the Congo section and uses the familiar setup of a classic bumper car pavilion as an easygoing family ride.
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