Top 10 STRANGEST Water Slides
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- čas přidán 29. 06. 2024
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There are all sorts of strange water slides out there, but only a few stand out from the rest. Tune in to check them out.
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00:00 Intro
00:27 Aqua Skoot
01:09 King Cobra
01:54 High Fly
02:38 Freestyle
03:20 Cannonball
04:04 Stormchaser
04:48 Sky Caliber
05:38 SlideWheel
06:40 Fly-Over
08:18 Cannonball Loop
09:52 Outro
WHY THIS WAS REUPLOADED:
I had accidentally wrote "SkyWheel" instead of "SlideWheel" on one of the graphics. Also, for some reason, the thumbnail briefly showed up as a random video screenshot.
Lol, can't be a theme park crazy video without a re-upload.
He’ll probably have to do it again when he realizes that Sokka is the only non-bender in the main cast of ATLA.
Sokka could build the slide itself, while Katara and Aang could power it.
Theme Park Crazy depending on the materials, Toph and Zuko could also lend a hand.
It’s not for some reason, CZcams always puts a random video screenshot when you don’t have a thumbnail on it,
That underwater slide is legitimately terrifying. Those ride designers were so preoccupied with whether or not they could, they didn’t stop to think if they should.
Ride designers find a way
It is very scary. I can see why people didnt go on it much.
When Pirates of the Caribbean breaks down, the pirates don't drown the tourists
@@angelaschuurman7264 drowned?
Yes
"This is the closest thing to walking on water"
Surfing has been cancelled
That looks fun. I want to ride it.
We live next to Tikibad in the Netherlands but I never knew that Fly over existed and now I read it there is no more Fly over because ppl wouldn’t want to go on it because it was too scary.
Szab Szab i live next to tikibad 😂
I was thinking about Surfing ahhaha
LOL
That underwater slide gave me anxiety just thinking about it
I was there when I was a kid and I saw somebody using it. Still am terrified 25 years later.
Omfg me too.
Dude same, watching anything where people are trapped somewhere, especially underwater, is terrifying. It’s like the took one of my worst nightmares and made it into a slide lol
It reminds me of the air hotel that is being planned, one small thing that happens and everybody dies, except for the air hotel it just takes a few birds to kill millions of people
I'm a very strong swimmer, was on swim team all through growing up, and it terrifies me!
I love being underwater, but yeah the Fly Over pipe suction thing sounds absolutely insane. I can't believe it was built in the first place.
Just tryna create tragedies for the hell of it
@@cherrycarter6249 “welcome, to Jurassic park”
Wow; I grew up in the Netherlands. As a kid; I heard stories of this "crazy underwater slide". I always thought it was a playground myth, but now, at 28 years, I've learned it actually existed! My mind is blown!
i think it was a forgotten slide. i remember as a kid hearing about it but as years passed i forgot... Was at the pool a few years ago and didn't even see the slide to me it was well camouflaged between al the other slides and stuff they had.
Same! This video triggered a suppressed childhood memory! Just the idea of it gives me the creeps.
Was er maar een paar jaar. Hij was doodeng (ben erin geweest) en is gesloten nadat er een meisje in verdronken was
@@angelaschuurman7264 dat klinkt echt eng
@Fluffie Unicorn Dat was het ook. Tegen het einde had je echt het gevoel dat je te weinig adem had en het niet ging redden. Ben er 1 keer door geweest en dat was voor mijn hele leven genoeg
That standup water slide is the best thing I’ve ever imagined of seeing.
it looks so fun!
I was at that swimming pool, it's in Germany, they have both of the stand-up slides and the wind-powered one! Sadly both stand-up slides were closed when I went there :(
@@Mezgrman omg that sounds terrible
I have ridden these, and it's a cool experience! Although on the long one it's kinda hard to keep standing free on the last bend, you will most likely use the sides to your advantage
There is a waterpark in Germany called Aquamagis where they have two stand-up slides and a wind slide. (As well as one that ends mid-air and drops you into the water.) I live near it and I need to say that the small (the green one you saw in the video) stand-up slide isn't that exciting. Of course it was very cool when I rode it the first time but after you done it multiple times it starts to get pretty boring. The big one is more like an actual waterslide and is a lot better reridable (although it's very hard to stand up the whole time). But the one I think is more enjoyable then both of them is the wind slide. The speed it hits is just insane for a waterslide. I rode a lot of rollercoasters that are a lot faster but experiencing this on a slide while you sit on a raft with no restraints is another level. When I rode it for the first time it scared the shit out of me. So yeah what I just wanted to say is that even if they look very cool these 2 slides aren't that great as you would think and there are other slides (even at the same park) which are a lot more enjoyable!
I experienced the underwater slide in Duinrell/NL and it was kind of terrifying but also really thrilling. They used to have a timed bell you could push to test your breath. If you can hold your breath until the PING sounds you were safe. It really was an experience i won't miss.
Kon je iets zien in de buis of was alles gwn zwart?
@@ryan__0157 het was volledig transparant
Fly-Over would absolutely scare the hell out of me lmao
I'd do it. Scary stuff isn't as scary with knowledge in hand.
About the cannonball loop at action park: my mom was an employee there for many years when she was a teenager. I can confirm they did pay employees 100$ to test the slide. My mom never did it personally but it did happen. And the dummy tests are also true. While my mom mainly worked in the water sports area (Bumper boats, river boats, etc) she can confirm that all of these allegations are true as she worked there in the time it was open.
Well someone else who worked with the slide said that the rumors of the dummies and the $100 bets aren’t true.
Action Park? More like Class Action Park.
@@DoswarePictures LMAO!! "Well my daddy said!!! Nuh uh, my mommy says...!!!" Whatta stupidly hilarious comment😆
@@electric7487 if I could go back to 1987 right now, Action Park would be the first place i'd hit up! Beer me!
I rode it twice as a customer. I was rough, hitting each of the seems as you were pressing through the loop. Both rides were very consistent, but I followed their directions to the letter. If some didn't hold the right position, or piked a bit, I could see a rider having trouble if they diminished their speed at all on the downhill.
During the five seconds when the underwater slide drains you hear the drowning countdown from Sonic the Hedgehog
I can imagine that 🤣
it was 15 seconds iso 5...
Wait. You're telling me, that Sonic is not just a weird guy with spiky hair??
@@aorta538 yeah but the sound I'm referring to only happens for the last 5 seconds
genius.
When he talked about the slide with no air in it I thought to my self “I’d die”...
Boy at 8 : Desining waterslides
Me at 18 : Liking my own comment
I only like my own comment when someone else has
I like my own too bc nobody else does
@@floresfamilykami I just did
And you can’t even spell designing.
5:15 they need to redesign that, looks like a fancy coffin hahaha
Well duh lmao it doesn't look safe even. They need a track in the slide or something the capsule can glide on
*plays anstromia*
And some people might be scared if the have claustrophobia
@@Flopettes Exactly I'm claustrophobic. I'm also 6"0 so I'm probably too tall ;-; Same with the High Fly and the Cannonball Loop.
“But instead of being poisonous and deadly, it’s fun and refreshing”
Unfortunately
What
Water slides 🤓🔥
@@ok-vv9iu What
@@jaydenn_windley Jr and I will be there
The Fly Over was actually really great: you just needed to hold your breath and go in with your head first. Some people would go in first with their feet and that caused some issues. I rode it a couple of times and it felt a bit like flying through the air as Superman and I wished they (Duinrell/Tikibad) would have kept it.
I wish I could go on it.
What were the issues with going feet first?
@@youtertnou miss het feit dat je dan niet kan zwemmen en fucking dood gaat????
For some reason, my 6 year old self always thought all water slides were like that underwater one and didn’t ever try one until a friend said I was being an idiot lol! But the thought of that actually having been a thing at one point is horrifying for me on so many levels 💀😂
I actually rode the Fly-Over at Tikibad, the #2 on this list. I was a kid, practiced holding my breath an hour before i had the guts to go on it. The ride was i believe 11 seconds long, so even if you didn't draw a large enough breath before entering you would be fine. Also, the ride was pretty lame, it was just a thing you could tell your friends: i rode the underwaterslide!
Kinda like i'm doing now, i guess :)
Koen Spronk was dat niet eng?
@@ryan__0157 Nee viel wel mee, tegen de tijd dat je doorhad wat er gebeurde was je er alweer uit. Enige enge was het er begin, je moest echt onder water duiken en er zelf inzwemmen. Verder was het zo erg niet :)
Koen Spronk sick om een keer zoeits te horen van iemand die erin geweest is! Maar stond niet bij de ingang altijd een badmeester die je strenge voorwaarden gaf? En wat ik me ook afvroeg, stond er ook niet bij de ingang een heel streng bordje met regels?
@@ryan__0157 Zat wel iemand aan de rand van het bad (of hij stond in het bad, dat weet ik niet meer, 25 jaar geleden ofzo), maar in principe mocht volgens mij iedereen van boven de 10 (gok ik) erin. Stelt ook eigenlijk geen reet voor, zelfs al ben je buiten adem dan red je het nog best om 11 seconden onder water te blijven. Het idee was eng, de glijbaan zelf stelde echt niks voor. Je zag niks, voelde nauwelijks wat en een paar seconden later werd je weer uitgespuugd.
Stond wel een bordje met regels zoals bij elke glijbaan, maar wat daar precies opstond weet ik niet meer helaas!
Koen Spronk wat ik me nog af vroeg, je zegt je zegt dat “je Niks zag” ik mag toch hopen dat je in die buis niet letterlijk niks kon zien en wel zicht had waar je heen ging en niet donker ofso? Dat lijkt me helemaal eng
I never understood the line "everything is legal in New Jersey" from Hamilton until i heard of action park
Perhaps as a result of action park, New Jersey currently has some of the most absurd, excessive, and arbitrary theme park regulations in the country. For instance, requiring coaster over 400 feet to have over-the-shoulder restraints and requiring Kingda Ka and Zoomanjaro to operate at separate times.
Long story short, power-tripping government regulators in NJ killed Kingda Ka.
@@williambrown8249 yeah regulation is bad. Goverment either under regulates or creates 5000 rules.
lmao
Ok kinda confusing but:
Action Park purposefully broke a ton of laws so the government of New Jersey would get super annoyed by them and just let them do whatever they want. Yeah.
Class action park
Amazing video. A friend of mine sent me this video and, as a professional water slide designer, I have to say that I’m impressed! I hope one day one of my slides can end up in one of your videos!
You have a cool job. 😊
so what waterslides have you built, I would be happy to ride one
I last visited the Tikibad at age 8 in 1997 when the Flyover existed. I rode every slide there except for that one because I was too afraid, even though I probably could’ve held my breath long enough. Nobody told us that it sucked you through… based on the shape, it looked like you would need to swim through it, and I was afraid to try. Now that it’s gone, I regret not trying.
That underwater slide gives me claustrophobia and fear of drowning
(Edit: Wow, thanks for all the likes!)
I love swimming underwater, so I would do it.
I would do it if I could hold my breath that long lmao. I have weak ass lungs.
It was terrifying (been in it) and was closed after a few year, after a girl died in it
@@angelaschuurman7264 Proof?
😳🤭
Bruh imagine somehow getting stuck in the underwater slide and feel how you can’t breathe and all that panick... brrr * exhales scaredly*
It was ove another pool and had automatic instant draining valves, really cool tech!
@@Leon1904ffhhsus what if the tech failed
@@princessequestrian10 what if a screw came lose in the slide
I remember doing fly-over as a kid... I also remember not wanting to do it ever again. You'd think it shouldn't be a problem holding your breath for 15-20 seconds but it's a very unpleasant time that feels like ages.
6:45 This is the part with the Epilepsy Warning.
“Water Slide 2 looks too intense for me!”
This brought back more nostalgia than it should have. Always hated the park inspector though. He was a fucking dick telling me what scenery fit in my park
I’ve been on it when I was on holiday, though I was utterly terrified at the look of it my family kindly forced me on it and I absolutely loved it!
Yasmin Bond I don’t mean to sound rude but tone doesn’t travel through typing, what are you talking about?
DustPan oh I mean the red snake slide if that’s what you’re asking about? X
Dinghy Slide 1 has crashed!
Fun fact, the company who made the underwater slide at Tikibad was called Lotec. Very little is known about them, they made a couple and then quietly disappeared at least two decades ago.
Dont tell me he dieed
@@LFC626 i am living in your walls
@𝘼𝙣𝙞𝙩𝙖 𝙆 czcams.com/video/PXqcHi2fkXI/video.html
@@twaffleproductions
. . .
@@twaffleproductions I’m living in your walls
this video goes from fun to horrifying as it gets to the end lol. that underwater slide video looks like something from a cursed lost media thing
Im so impressed this wasn’t clickbait
5:51
Of course Action Park wanted one of those...
@Anna Youngren the differences that this one has better engineering and you're not in a body slide you're in a capsule
Spoiler:This one is actually at the original site as ActPar.
If Action Park wants one, every other water park should run far, far from it LOL
I have actually went on the one in chimelong and it was pretty fun
I know that you care about your videos a lot when you fix every small error in your videos. Massive respect.
Wow! That’s amazing
Peter is a legend!
@@coasterhockygamingboy9549 TPC does what clickbait channels don't.
This man is the nicest CZcamsr I've seen yet. He even apologizes when he uses stock images.
I got stuck in the Cobra slide at the part where you come out of the dark tunnel because my weight was too light 🤣
That happened to me in one of those toilet bowl style water slides and I had to awkwardly push myself forward.
As someone with epilepsy I just want to say thank you for the epilepsy warning. More people need to be aware of the condition as well as the consequences some people face from watching videos with triggering light patterns. Keep being awesome!
So how do you manage to watch youtube? I mean most Videos dont have disclaimer. Or is it ,,weak" enough that you can look away or something like that?
@@horseality6250 Apparently they have to wear sleeping masks to watch videos and
@@horseality6250 Can you shut the fuck up? People die from this stuff, There is different levels, Like in a videogame, Easy medium and hard, Easy would be partylights or smth, You get what im saying. So please go to ur biden home and shut up.
@@thegoatflashing ähm … what the hell? I was just asking a question cause I’m curious O_o?
I feel like it has to be really hard to live with that.
I really don’t get why you’re attacking me like that
@@horseality6250 You said "weak" as if it was sarcastic and he was faking it, I was defending him. Sorry if it was a sincere question.
I dont even like waterslides and this was a very entertaining video
Ah yes, it’s that one guy we all know and love.
Hey, it's the convergence of the theme park channels!
Belac Ickekl didn’t that already happen in the Flashback video?
They’re fun
Do you still have Covid?
That underwater slide is literally one of my nightmares😳
like I'm not worried about the physics of it, i'm worried of the air and how you breathe????
I always appreciate the epilepsy warning ☺️ I have really bad motion sickness so quick flashing lights and colours make me feel really ill so it’s great to know there’s people out there aware of this
System Klarer is to water slides as S&S Sansei is to rollercoasters. Enough said. :)
Also, I'm surprised more of these models haven't made it to American shores. You'd think something like Cannonball or SlideWheel would be right up the alley of a big name chain like Six Flags or Cedar Fair...
It would be nice, but I doubt either of these pass the stringent safety and liability requirements in our sue happy country.
Mount Olympus actually bought a SlideWheel during IAAPA 2019. Even though I am not sure if the project moves forward or was canceled due to the current situation.
@@coasterb1 Cannonball yes, SlideWheel no. SlideWheel is as safe as other slides, probably even safer, since the speeds and forces are low. At the same time, it is new, quirky and interesting, making it the right combination (safe and high attraction) for a great slide.
I can at least say that a few Klarer slides have been sold in the United States as of now, including one high fly but none of the others.
The SlideWheel sure does look cool and different! And it looks really safe compared to some insanity I grew up seeing in Wisconsin Dells. If I ever get the chance to, I’m definitely riding one!
You know it’s Theme Park Crazy when it starts with epilepsy warning.
Edit: Thank you for 69 likes
I wanna like but it's 69 likes
I actually love that they do that! I don’t have epilepsy but I know people who do have light triggered epilepsy.
You’re a great person for putting the tw at the very beginning before anything else!
9:00 this aquapark is closed because 5 people died there
I have gone on the aqua skoot
Me too when there was still one at Adventure Island. It was one of my favorite things there, I was super bummed when I found out that it closed
There’s a version of it at water country USA in Virginia. It’s called rampage there, and as a kid, was my favorite ride. Still operating exactly as I remember it.
i’ve been on one as well
i have not been on the aqua scoot
There is one in Salt Lake City Utah, I’ve been on that.
i remember when i went to action park back in summer 2015, i saw the billboard for the cannonball loop. i do believe that it was built but never opened to the general public. given the park’s reputation as once being one of the most dangerous water parks in the world, i don’t think any more risks were going to be taken.
I was at the park with the underwater slide. Great Park with a lots of slides. I was too scared to for the underwater slide, but my best friend did it. You had to prove to a lifeguard that you can hold your breath for 30 seconds, i remember.
Number two would let me finally realize my dream of being Augustus Gloop.
Number 2 shouldve never been made. Who tf thought that was a good idea
Someone who loves holding their breath thought it was a good idea 💡 😂 which sadly is not me. My dad is great at it though. He tells me stories of how in Mexico he would swim via an underground tunnel to get over to a cavernous area idk 😐 where o earth 🌎 that is but now I must ask.
Jess S. non manmade water filled places scare me even more
It really wasn't that bad. The slide was only 10 seconds long or so.
And it pushed you trough automaticly. It really was pretty boring other then it being under water.
If you can hold your breath for 10 seconds you'd be fine.
@@baronvonlimbourgh1716 hm, thanks for sharing your experience! cool to hear from someone who got to ride it.
@@MrWIZ9000 the idea of the slide was a lot scarier then riding the slide itself. Once you went trough once or twice that disapeared completely and it lost it's thrill.
The first time doing it was awesome though. Kind of nerve wrecking lol.
I remember going to tikibad and going in the underwater slide. I found it terrifying getting sucked in at first but after I plopped out the other end I pushed my brother in it without him knowing what it was. Good ol times...
The aqua scoot is still one of my all time faves. There was a set at Kings Dominion long time ago. There were six altogether. Two were a double hill (kiddie) slide. This was the “medium” slope run (45° angle). There was another set that went down at a 75° angle and was INTENSE. I always thought for sure I’d fall forward but never did. After going over the top you didn’t touch the slide again until you almost hit the bottom.
So about the fly over/underwater slide. The reason it closed, was indeed due to high costs. But the reason of the costs is different. In the slide there was a system measuring how long a visitor was taking to ride the slide. If this would take too long, the slide would drain at an enormous speed. That, as you can probably imagine, isn't cheap. This system was also very oftenly triggered due to people wanting to test the emergency stop out, or by people getting scared mid-ride. The ride actually was very safe, and no accidents ever happened on the ride.
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I'm pretty sure I was the first one who came up with that idea a few weeks ago in the comment section of an earlier upload. Nonetheless, I'm glad other people think it's a good suggestion for a video. 👍
@@Magma_Unicorn i came up with the suggestion months ago. Even before lockdown
@@Magma_Unicorn I'm sorry. I thought nobody suggested it. But thanks for the reminder 👍🏻
@@vaughntoothman1992 No no no! It's fine! 😂 I know it's a coincidence. I was just saying. British Thrillseeker said that they came up with it before me anyways. It doesn't matter who came up with the idea first.
Or coasters that were modified over time with new elements or inversions.
At first glance, the underwater water slide may SEEM terrifying, but think about it for a minute...When you're on ANY water slide you really can't take a huge breath in on the way down. You just sort of have the ILLUSION that you could. Have you ever gotten a tickle in your nose midway through a water slide, so you inadvertently inhale for a split second? So how would being ENTIRELY underwater be much different from being MOSTLY underwater? I don't think it would be.
number 8 (1:54) i lived there and went to that park very often! it was really fun haha but i was too scared to really go on that slide. it's still cool to see that it made it this list!
Great Video!
I am fortunate enough to have an Aqua Skoot less than 20 minutes from my house and it is such a fun ride! Sometimes though in the middle of skipping, riders (including myself) would flip over off of the sled which was also fun 😂.
Hopefully no one's bumped their head on the side of the pool from flipping over...
Gordon Taylor Oh that would never happen because at my home water park the pool is too wide for that to happen.
There used to be an Aqua Skoot near me too but they ended up removing it, perhaps due to the amount of flipping that occurred. I think the water wasn’t deep enough and people probably did hit their heads from time to time. A cool design though!
Sokka can't bend which means he's the one pulling the level
he’s the rider
"Pull the lever, Sokka!"
*Last Airbender movie starts playing*
“WRONG LEVER!!!!!”
Yes
No, he's the designer. He literally came up with the idea of a submarine lol. (Super late, just found this video)
Fun fact: the High Fly is in Germany in the water resort Fildorado, there is a wave Pool, Ice Statues and other two Slides and an outdoor area
I'm so proud that Germany have the coolest slides:)
I would not ride that underwater waterslide coz i am scared of drowning
Yea i cant swim yet
Imagine your parents forcing you to go on it
@@harrypotterfan5andfnaf968 I don't think parenta would do that
@@kaitlinhoward802 haha kid
it's only around 11 seconds long, if you can swim then you are all good
The stand up slide sounds like “foot fungus: the ride” to me :(
I would still ride it, though.
I didn’t ask for ur opinion
You could probably wear water shoes? Don’t know if that would actually help though
Number 15
Burger King foot lettuce
That stand up is soooo cool. Should build more of them in water parks.
*I really like the ailr slides and I love all your videos with great resolution*
3:47 I like how he compared it to a toilet
Just wanted to express my appreciation for how each review is straight to the point with no fluff! Well done! Cool vid! :)
For number four, there's literally one that exists in Raging Waters in Sydney. That water park has a slide that has a loop in it. It's terrifying.
In Brisbane (Gold Coast) too ;)
I showed Dad this video. He gave a "No just No" sort of reaction when he saw both looping water slides. He also didn't like that underwater slide.
The Flyover ‘slide’ was an amazing experience!
Went in it when i was younger. Scary at first but awesome!
Bas Veltink really, how long did the slide take?
@@ryan__0157 somebody in the comments that actually rode it when it existed said around 11 seconds
Wow it really is a theme park crazy video!
*wait, which upload is this one? #2?*
The canonball is something I'd love to experience at least once in my life.
There is a waterslide with a loop in West Edmonton Mall waterpark. There's a little hatch so you can get out incase you can't make the full loop (and lots of people can't.)
Personally I love it when Theme Park Crazy does waterpark videos. I’m more of a waterslide fan and making videos like these shows that he cares about all amusement, rather than just the rollercoasters.
Please do top 10 scariest anamatronics
Just as long as they’re not submerged in water for obvious reasons.
Jay peak in VT had a water slide loop. My heart almost jumped out.
Thank you for making this channel exist
"that's about 250 toilet flushes" oh that's Theme Park Crazy, I know exactly what that feels like
I knew already in the beginning that the cannonball loop was going to be number 1.
I am always looking at videos of water slides and its usually the same ol same this video has the best slides ive ever seen👍👍👍
Ngl, the Freestyle sounds like a very cool waterslide. I would definitely go on it
While doing research before the poll, I was surprised about how bizarre some of these are. Another Great Video!
Ah Action Park. So many great memories from my teen years, glad I got to experience it. I remember being 15 and seeing the cannonball loop and looking at my aunt like what the hell is that and how is that real or possible. I remember walking up close to it thinking how was this thing built.
id love to ride on any of these slides except for the last two and the cannonball loops safer successor. yeah its safer to be strapped into a pod, but i feel like at that point i'd just want to ride a coaster, ya know? now, if someone invented a log ride that went upside down... I'd be interested.
the ferris wheel slide is definitely my favorite, followed by the cobra. they just look like so much fun and a great experience to share with friends and family.
I've ridden down waterslides which act like a trap door and ones which circle in a tub before dropping to the finish, including ones that connect deluxely and go off in two or three directions.
I’ve been on the cobra one before. So fun got to race my family. The one I rode was in Wisconsin dells
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9:51 OUTRO
This is probably the only theme park channel I've seen that warns you for epilepsy
I live in Netherland, and the first time I went to Tikibad the Fly Over was still there. The people around my age nowadays wouldn't remember that the waterslide was still there until something happened. (can't remember what exactly) The Fly Over was indeed a terrifying one, as I've had a opportunity to try it out for the last time before it was removed, I really wouldn't recommended to anyone who wanted to try it out, it's really scary that's all I can tell
I have been on a "High Fly" once. At least this one had a landing that even with a lot of good will could not be called "soft". It was like I was hitting my back on massive concrete. The very narrow slide also slowed me down quite a bit as I barely fit between its walls.
They look cool, but that's about it.
Happy to know you're an Avatar The Last Airbender fan. FLYING KICK-A-POW!
Although why would Sokka be there since he’s a non-bender.
@@DoswarePictures That's what I thought too. At least he had space sword
@@DoswarePictures his justification is that Sokka could build the slide itself
Sokka would definitely be the one to come up with the slide idea!!
Miniature water orbs which are also air bubbles can be manufactured for those who wish to swim underwater all they want. They will work like a space helmet and you won't run out of air.
That was really interesting. I didn't know there were so many different water slides!
I’ve ridden the number 10 spot at Water Country USA near BGW, we’re also getting America’s first SlideWheel in 2021 at Mt. Olympus resort, I live just 45 miles away, so I will definitely be checking it out!
ugh I'm so jealous!
I'm really grateful that you put an epilepsy warning. Thank you♡
The singha slide at siampark (tenerife) should definitely be on this list it uses waterthruster to go upwards in the slide
At one point I was at the Fly-over at Tiki Bad, you had to test to stay under water for an amount of time and then you were allowed to go in. However I was too scared to do it, but always regretted it since now it is long gone.......
9:15 Yeah, i somehow manage to get unconscious on a normal slide. This would be my final destination.
btw: Awesome waterslide top 10. We need more of these, that dosnt use clickbaits. Thank you.
It's not a theme park crazy video if it isnt reuploaded
yep
Trueeee
I rode the Flyover at Duinrell in the Netherlands a couple of times in the mid-nineties. It was never fun, always freaky. I kinda wish it was still there to see if I'd still have the nerve to go again.
If i ever owned a water park i would try to bring back Fly Over in a less expensive way and install all the other slides on this list besides cannonball loop
Omg as a Vernon local, I’m so happy that you put action park’s cannonball loop as number one!!
I’ve been looking forward to this
This is probably the only non clickbait top ten water slide videos ever
Number two in the Netherlands was an absolute disaster. I was quite young when I went on it or in it actually... and really had no idea what would happen. It sucks you in and twirls you around, hundreds of liters of water go up your nose and in your mouth, and it doesn't seem to end... it really only was about 15 seconds, but I'll be traumatized for life🤣
Zijn er nou ook echt ongelukken mee gebeurd?
@@ryan__0157 nee, dat zijn fabels. Het ding was blijkbaar niet gevaarlijk, maar zo voelde het wel.
Which one are you talking about? The Fly Over?
There wasn't an age limit?
Yes, the fly over. I don't remember an age limit, but I'm sure there was. They made you test if you could stay under water for x amount of seconds before you could go on. This happened while queuing by going under, looking at a light. I was a little dare devil, so wasn't scared before, but when I came out, I couldn't even explain what had happened in that tube.
@@ndekamper kan je me alles vertellen hoe streng het was stond er een specifiek bordje voor deze glijbaan, kon je uberhaupt iets zien of was het echt zwart etc etc