If you want to get your adrenaline flowing in the best way possible, then we would suggest water slides at any time of the day, but only in summer and spring.
Most of these slides are made in some inventive ways: they can be tall and straight, curved while bringing you a leisurely ride or they can take you right under an aquarium.
Overall, there are some really crazy water slides out there… TRUST US. And within this countdown, we are listing 5 most dangerous waterslides that you won’t believe actually exist! So, let’s begin!
1. X-Treme Faser – Galaxy Erding, Germany
This one has certainly lived to its name. X-treme Faser water slide in Germany is 220 feet long and has gotten its riders to a speed of over 45 miles per hour. It is not devoid of injuries as its victim’s list has a number of people. It is labeled ‘’only for the brave” and “men only” for security reasons.
Some women are not allowed because there’s something about their anatomy that makes some susceptible to danger. So far, the waterslide has injured 6 women because of its intense speed, drops and use of water.
Some good news though: they are working on making the waterslide safer and available to everyone. But before that happens, make sure you book yourself a trip to ‘Deutschland’ for the most intense ride of your life!
Timings:
- Monday – Friday: 09.00 am – 07.00 pm
- Saturday: 08.00 am – 04.00 pm
Entrance Fee:
- €42 (€49 including the spa)
- Adults – €33
- Kids (under 5) – Free
2. Summit Plummet – Blizzard Beach, Walt Disney WorldEvery kid in the US grows up wanting to go to Disney Land, and with good reasons. One of the main stopovers for these kids is the Summit Plummet water slide at Blizzard Beach in Walt Disney World. It is called plummet for a reason. It’s one of the world’s most dangerous slides.
With a height of 120 feet and top speeds of around 50mph for kids and 60mph for adults, you will definitely get your adrenaline fix with this water slide.
The initial drop is almost 90 degrees and you can peer over the edge to see what is in store for you. Some riders even momentarily float above the actual slide since the drop is so steep.
Timings: Open all days of the week from 10:00 am to 5:00 pm.
Entrance Fee: One requires an individual pass to get into Blizzard Beach.
- Age 10+ – $69 or $64 depending on whether you purchase a ticket with block out dates
- For children ages 3 to 9 – $63 or $58
- Also, you can add Blizzard Beach admission to your theme park ticket package by choosing an add-on, Park Hopper Plus.
3. Verrückt – Kansas City, Kansas, USA
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The Verruckt in Kansas City is a monstrously tall and wide water slide. Compared to the statue of Liberty, the Verruckt is taller going to a height of 168 feet. It may seem like it takes forever getting to the top of this slide but the climb is totally worth it. It’s one of the scariest water slides in the world.
You will enjoy a drop of over 60mph as it sends you and 2 other friends down in a 3-person raft.
Once you go down the initial drop, the raft cruises back up a 55-foot hill and back down the other side. If you are looking for the tallest water slide on the planet, you definitely have to come here!
Timings: 11:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Entrance Fee:
- Price starts from $39.99
- Children ages 2 and younger- FREE.
4. Insano – Brazil
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Found at Beach Park, this slide is not for the faint of heart. It was a world-record holder for the world’s tallest water slide at over 130 feet tall. The Guinness Book of Records has also declared the Insano’s 135-foot height the tallest of water slides in the world. The slide seems like 14 story buildings!
When you get up there, you get a chance to enjoy the beautiful view of the Atlantic Ocean, before you plummet down the initial drop at a speed of 65 miles per hour. Imagine, going down the freeway, racing with other cars at that speed.
Timings: Open all days of the week from 11:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Entrance Fee:
- BRL 160 per person for kids
- BRL 170 per person for adults
5. The Scorpion’s Tail – Wisconsin, USA
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The Scorpion’s tail is part of the Noah’s Ark Water Park in the heart of Wisconsin Dells. The park offers 51 water slides and an abundance of attractions. It finds its place in the village of Lake Delton, Wisconsin.
It is 10 stories tall, 400 feet long with all its curvatures. The first drop will rocket you to a speed of 50+ feet per second. With this speed, you can go around the nearly vertical loop that is unique to this slide.
The Scorpion’s tail will take you through this trip with a lot of ease and insanity. There is SO MUCH to see on that 70-acre water park, it’s incredible. It one of the world’s most dangerous water slides.
Apart from Scorpion’ trail, some of the famous slides include:
- Raja
- Toucan Twister
- The Bermuda Triangle
- Monkey Rapids
- Congo Bongo
- Kowabunga
- Flying Gecko
- Black Thunder
- Point of No Return
- Sting Ray
- Black Anaconda
- Time Warp
- Quadzilla
Other Attractions:
- Paradise Lagoon – A pool having slides and zip-lines
- OctoExplorer – Children’s play area
- Flash Flood – Large Pool
- Noah’s 4-D Dive-In Theater – Midwest’s Largest 4-D Theater
- Tadpole Bay Kiddie Kingdom – Children’s play area offers Noah’s Ark theme, 4 kiddie waterslides, over 50 water features, and an 800-gallon bucket dump.
- Surfing Safari
Timings: NA
Entrance Fee: Price starts from $24.99
6. Aqualoop (Terme 3000 Adventure Pool Complex, Slovenia)
Aqualoop is known to be one of the world’s fastest water slides. This Slovenian water ride also consists of a thrilling 360-degree loop that will undeniably puzzle you as you slide towards the bottom.
Entrance Fee: NA
Timings: The outdoor waterslides, the Aqualoop and Kamikaze waterslide, swimming pool with diving board, and the multi-purpose swimming pool will open its gates from 27th April until 15th September.
7. Brain Wash (Wet ’n’ Wild Water Park, Florida)
Orlando is the home for both Disney World and the Wet ‘N’ Wild Water Park. Brain Wash is a fun ride that includes sound, video, and lights, along with a vertical drop of 53 feet, which will undoubtedly make your heart racing after leaving the slide. It’s the best water park in Florida.
Timings: The park is open each day of the week; closed on Wednesdays and Thursdays.
Note: On November 23-24 and December 28-29, the timing is from 11 am-5 pm.