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Ive been on this ride about 10 times and have all the details you could possibly want. First off the shark doesnt look "fake". I think its pretty well detailed the only problem that I do have with the shark is that it moves in a pattern exept for the climax of the ride. It lunges forth out of the water and moves in a sweeping motion across the side of the boat. Now youll want to go on Jaws early to avoid the horrible noon lines that usually accur. It is extremely important that you sit on the LEFT side of the boat this is where the action is and if possible get an outside seat. Unfourtunatly the skipper of the boat will determine youre enjoyment on this ride. They have lines and take it from me some of these guys cant act. Heres a list of bad skipper expieriences Ive had. 1,theyre panic sounds like exitement,2,they just cant act,3, theyre sarcastic. For instance one time the skipper started blasting away at the shark at the climax like he shound but he was shouting stuff like "This is for Robert Shaw!" and "Heres one for the bad sequels!" If you didnt like the ride during the day or better yet if you did than try riding it at night. The shark is harder to see, it definetly goes with the Jhon Williams theme for the ride, the exploding oil rig and wall of fire look spectacular. I think that just about sums it up. Oh one more thing dont look over the side of the boat or risk seeing the dorment shark resting below the water this really detracts from the effect of the ride.
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