Random Most Terrifying Water Attractions In World (22 items)

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  (#5) The Golden Nugget Pool - Golden Nugget Las Vegas

  At first glance, the pool at the Golden Nugget in Las Vegas looks fairly normal, if not a little luxurious. The pool itself is round, and in the center is a large aquarium filled with ocean life. So, you can swim with the fishes without all that nasty touching of the fishes. But the main feature of the pool is its water slide, which turns into a glass tube that shoots straight through the center of the aquarium. Sounds innocent and fun enough, right? Well, consider this: The aquarium is actually filled with sharks.
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  (#20) Mammoth - Holiday World & Splashin' Safari

  Mammoth at Holiday World & Splashin' Safari in Santa Claus, Indiana, is the longest water coaster in the world, a sort of water slide-roller coaster hybrid that contains all the scariest parts of both rides. Six- and eight-passenger watercrafts careen over seven hydromagnetic peaks before they hit a 270-degree turn, which throws the entire vessel up against a high wall. In all, Mammoth covers over three acres and seven stories, from highest point to lowest.
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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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  (#8) Insano - Beach Park

  Insano at Beach Park near Fortaleza, Brazil, once earned itself a spot in the Guinness Book of World Records for being the tallest water slide in the world. At 14 stories high, riders can reach speeds of up to 65 miles per hour as they fall the entire length of the slide in just a few seconds. This is one of those drops in which you leave your stomach at the start of the ride and it only catches up to you after you've splashed to a stop in the pool below.
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  (#14) Leap Of Faith - Atlantis Paradise Island

  Oh, just a nice little jaunt down the water slide - OMG ARE THOSE SHARKS?!? This 60-foot tall Mayan temple slide is located at the Atlantis Paradise Island resort in the Bahamas. It's an almost-vertical drop that ends only after you are propelled through a shark-infested lagoon in a glass tube at breakneck speed.
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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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