Random Most Terrifying Water Attractions In World (22 items)

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  (#22) Tsunami Surge - Six Flags Over Georgia

  Tsunami Surge at Six Flags Over Georgia in Atlanta is the world's first hybrid, zero-gravity single slide that marries two different slides into one thrilling and scary-as-hell experience. Along with three other riders, you start out dropping five stories, part of which is a whirlpool that tosses you down and around at a dizzying 360 degrees. As your head spins, you're then thrown down another slide - an enclosed tube - into a massive pool...but, before you hit the water, you'll experience weightlessness. 
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  (#15) Verrückt - Schlitterbahn Kansas City

  The aquatic attraction known as Verrückt at the Schlitterbahn Kansas City water park was, at one time, the tallest water slide in the world. The first drop, at a terrifying 168 feet, was followed by another stomach-in-the-throat drop of 50 feet. But Verrückt was shut down permanently in 2016 after a 10-year-old boy died on it. Criminal charges were eventually brought against the ride's designers and operators, as well as the owner of Schlitterbahn.
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  (#17) Summit Plummet - Blizzard Beach, Walt Disney World

  Disney isn't usually known for scaring the pants off of grown adults. But the near-vertical drop of Summit Plummet at Walt Disney World would rightly frighten even Walt himself. It's one of the tallest, fastest free-body slides in the world. Riders can reach 60 mph as they slide down all 120 feet of the plummet.
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  (#7) SkyPark - Marina Bay Sands

  Skypark in Marina Bay, Singapore, is a ginormous platform that rests across the tops of three different skyscrapers and offers a bird's eye view of the entire city. Its claim to fame is the infinity pool cantilevered out from the northernmost tower by about 220 feet, 57 stories above the ground. Obviously, the pool is just an illusion; you can't really swim over the edge because there's a ledge just below the water's surface on the other side. Still, if heights or water (or both) aren't your thing, you'd best be advised to avoid what would surely be an anxiety-inducing dip in the SkyPark's pool.
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  (#4) The Devil's Pool

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  With a name like Devil's Pool, you know you're in for one helluva nightmare. On the Zambian side of Victoria Falls, perched 355 feet in the air, is a natural infinity pool right where the falls go over the rock wall. Once a swimmer gets in the pool, there is only a thin layer of rock separating them from a sheer drop off the face of the falls. At most times of the year, entering the Devil's Pool would mean almost certain death, but for a brief window of time each year, water levels are low enough that hundreds of people press their luck and jump into this horrifying little body of water.
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  (#19) Faser - Galaxy Erding

  In 2012, park officials at the Galaxy Erding water park near Munich, Germany, made the 45-mile-per-hour water slide Faser a men-only attraction after six women were injured on it. Park manager Marcus Maier said, "These injuries are caused by the nature of the female anatomy." But the park did say they are working on a protective suit for women to wear on the Faser; as of 2018, however, the ride remains men-only.

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