Random Most Terrifying Water Attractions In World (22 items)

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  (#21) Brain Wash - Wet 'N Wild Orlando

  Brain Wash was an unusual - and unusually trippy - water slide. All six stories of the slide were completely enclosed, and riders were dropped nearly vertically down 53 feet into a 65-foot domed tunnel. All the while, trippy music was playing as lights flashed in every color of the 'bow. Unfortunately, Wet 'N Wild in Orlando, the home to Brain Wash, closed in 2016.
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  (#16) Kilimanjaro - Águas Quentes Country Club

  Another former recordholder for tallest water slide in the world, Kilimanjaro at the Águas Quentes Country Club in Rodovia, Brazil, offers a terrifying 163-feet plummet at 57 miles per hour. First, though, you'll have to climb 234 steps to the top, then conquer the urge to turn around and run in fear. It's estimated that up to a third chicken out and climb back down those 234 steps.
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  (#6) Cage Of Death - Crocosaurus Cove

  At Crocosaurus Cove in Darwin, Australia, you have the opportunity to spend 15 minutes in an attraction they've becomingly called the Cage of Death. Fortunately, it's not really a cage; it's more of a glass enclosure. You start out dangling above the crocodile pen before being lowered into the water for an up-close-and-personal encounter with the crocs. Oh, and the crocs are usually fed while you're in there so they are as "active" as possible for your visit. Lucky you.
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  (#3) The Cannonball Loop - Action Park

  Quite possibly the worst water slide ever conceived, the Cannonball Loop that used to stand at Action Park in Vernon Township, New Jersey, is exactly what the name implies: a water slide with a loop in it. The slide was only open for a month in the summer of 1985, after which it was permanently closed because of the amount of injuries. Some people didn't quite make the loop and fell off the top, because of, you know, gravity. Other, more fortunate souls (just?) had their backs scratched up by all the sand and dirt that collected at the bottom of the loop by, again, gravity. Also, confoundingly, there was no pool at the bottom of the slide. Disoriented and often injured Cannonball-ers were greeted by nothing more than a wet mat to stop their downward trajectory.
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  (#10) L2 - Wave

  The first double-looping slide in the world, L2 is located at Wave water park in Wörgl, Austria. It drops riders from a whopping 40-story height before sending them careening through two gigantic loops at more than 40 mph. By the time the thrill-ride ends, most riders aren't even sure what hit them.
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  (#12) Nemo 33 - Uccel, Belgium

  Once the deepest pool in the world, this massive indoor swimming facility lets divers drop 113 feet into the bowels of the earth. And because its non-chlorinated water is temperature-regulated, you don't need a wetsuit. Nemo 33 also boasts simulated underwater caves, pits, and platforms to make your dive even more of an adventure.

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