Wild West Falls Adventure Ride, Log flume ride at Warner Bros Movie World, Gold Coast, Australia

Wild West Falls Adventure Ride is a log flume at Warner Bros Movie World on the Gold Coast that takes visitors through mine shafts and ghost towns. The ride concludes with a 20-meter drop reaching speeds around 70 kilometers per hour, with passengers traveling in boats made by WhiteWater West.

The ride opened in December 1998 with the name Wild Wild West, inspired by a Warner Brothers film of that name. Following a fire incident in 2003, the attraction underwent later modifications and upgrades.

The queue screens a video mixing scenes from classic Warner Bros. westerns with the trailer and music video of Wild Wild West, the 1999 film that gave the ride its original name. The Rio Bravo name survives in the merchandise shop by the entrance and in the mine section of the ride.

After renovations in 2022, the ride features stationary loading stations and can accommodate up to 600 passengers per hour. The modern boarding facilities make getting on and off more convenient and efficient for visitors.

During the ride, passengers encounter an animatronic miner figure who warns of an impending explosion. The experience also includes an unexpected backwards drop that takes many visitors by surprise.