stackyFACTSThat distinctly weird, slightly metallic smell on a water ride is not natural aquatic freshness. Parks dump massive amounts of harsh chemical bromine into the artificial rivers to completely neutralize the terrifying reality that thousands of sweaty tourists are dragging dirt through it all day.
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