SUFFOLK is set to fall and tumble through a Tropical Cyclone.

The drama isn’t driven by Mother Nature’s hand – but an amazing new water ride set to open in the autumn in the county’s Breckland!

Tropical Cyclone is the name of a �4 million super “raft ride” at Center Parcs’ Elveden Forest village, between Bury St Edmunds and Brandon.

Workmen are ahead of schedule on the ride, which I visited this month, and which promises to add a huge boost to the tourism economy of the area.

The ride starts 60ft above the village, at the height of the apex of the village’s indoor sub-tropical paradise. This is the location daredevils wil plunge into at the end of their journey.

A series of steps takes you to the top of the ride where four people at a time jump into a clover-shaped raft ring powered by a 25,000 litres a minute flow of water.

Village spokeswoman Jessica Pearce said the minute-long ride aims to copy a journey on three of the great rivers of the world, including the mighty Zambesi.

With four riders plunging downwards each time the ride can take up to 800 people an hour. The ride first drops, them plunges through a whirlpool before reaching a funnel where zero gravity is promised.

The ride will be open in November and Center Parcs has already experienced a surge in bookings for the end of the year.