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Log Chute

Log Flume at Nickelodeon Universe, Bloomington, Minnesota. Opened 1992.

By Theme Park Spot · Last reviewed November 9, 2026

Height
n/a
Drop
40 ft
Top speed
n/a
Length
n/a
Inversions
n/a
Ride time
5 min 30 s
Designer
Hopkins Rides

Log Chute is a log flume at Nickelodeon Universe, the indoor theme park inside Mall of America in Bloomington, Minnesota. It has operated since 1992, when the park opened as Knott's Camp Snoopy, and was built by Hopkins Rides.

The ride travels through a cavernous artificial mountain with themed statues and characters, passing between light and dark areas, and ends with a 40-foot drop and a splash. Riders should expect to get wet, and on-ride photos are sold. The boats hold riders with a lap bar and seat belt, and a ride lasts about five and a half minutes. The park lists it among its family rides.

The park's site lists the minimum height as 47 inches, or 36 inches with a chaperone.

Sources

  • nickelodeonuniverse.com/rides/log-chute (Official: water ride through a cavernous mountain ending with a 40-foot drop; duration 5.5 minutes; light and dark areas with themed statues and characters; guests should expect to get wet; lap bar and seat belt; on-ride photos (Colorvision); listed under Family rides; minimum height 47 inches or 36 inches with a chaperone)
  • en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nickelodeon_Universe (Mall of America park opened August 11, 1992 as Knott's Camp Snoopy, later Camp Snoopy and The Park at MOA; Nickelodeon Universe completed March 15, 2008; 7 acres; owned and operated by Triple Five Group under license from Nickelodeon. Current rides table: Pepsi Orange Streak 1992 Zierer; Fairly Odd Coaster 2004 Gerstlauer; SpongeBob SquarePants Rock Bottom Plunge 2008 Gerstlauer Euro-Fighter; Back at the Barnyard Hayride 1995 Zamperla; Avatar Airbender 2008 Intamin Surfrider; Splat-O-Sphere 2008 Moser's Rides drop tower; Log Chute 1992 Hopkins Rides flume; Ghost Blasters 1999 Sally Corporation interactive dark ride)

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