Many visitors compare the water slides to a roller coaster ride, with the cool water adding to the excitement. However, some areas are so dangerous that the management advises female visitors to think twice before participating.
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| Scorpion's Tail, Noah's Ark Water Park, USA:Many visitors compare this water slide to an underwater roller coaster, with the dizzying sensation combined with the cool water creating a truly exhilarating experience. Sliders are propelled down from a height of 17 meters to maintain a steady speed as they navigate a twist. |
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| Honu, Universal Orlando's Volcano Bay water park, USA:The Honu waterslide, located in Universal's newly opened water park, is modeled after a mythical creature of the same name from the Waturi tribe (a species of creature resembling a sea turtle). Honu is an open waterslide with two side walls, taking visitors on a journey through the mythology amidst swirling mist before plunging into a clear pool. |
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| Insano, Fortaleza, Brazil:The Insano water slide starts from the top of a 14-story tower, plunging down like an extremely steep waterfall. Even with good control, the maximum speed on the Insano slide can reach 104 km/h. |
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| Twister and Speedy, Sonnentherme Lutzmannsburg Thermal Spa, Austria:Both slides wind around the clock tower of the Sonnentherme Lutzmannsburg spa complex. Speedy is the faster slide, but Twister is one of the longest water slides in Europe, at 201 meters. |
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| X-Treme Faser, Galaxy-erding water park, Germany:Galaxy-erding boasts 20 water slides, but only the X-treme Faser is considered unsafe for women. In 2012, numerous female visitors suffered genital injuries. The park is now researching protective gear to make this slide safer for women. |
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| Divertical, Mirabilandia, Italy:Divertical is the perfect combination of a water slide and a roller coaster. Players sit in vehicles resembling roller coasters and travel on tracks. But before starting, an elevator system lifts these "boats" to a height of 60 meters, from where they plummet at nearly 113 km/h straight into the pool below. |
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| Poseidon's Revenge, Aquaventure water park, Dubai:There are two separate slides that attract visitors thanks to the timing devices installed at the end of the slides, allowing riders to know their sliding time. |
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| Tornado, Chimelong Water Park, China:For those who love amusement parks inspired by the fury of nature, this funnel-shaped water slide is the perfect destination. Riders sit in four-seat boats, which are lowered from a height equivalent to six stories. They are then plunged in and pulled out as if sucked into a whirlwind. |
According to VNE
