Enter the “Dragon’s Den” if you dare. If you’re too scared, you could challenge your friend to a race down the park’s six-story tall dual racing slides.This Swedish water park contains plenty of theme park rides alongside its main attractions. Visitors can zoom down log flumes, watch water shows, and even ride airboats.If you’re anywhere near Kuala Lumpur this summer, you might want to check out Sunway Lagoon. The largest water park in Malaysia features three themed areas: World of Adventure, Waters of Africa, and Wild Wild West. There’s even a surfing area with real sand and palm trees.Tired of shopping? World Water Park in Edmonton, Canada is located in the Edmonton Mall. No matter what time of year, this indoor water park is always a pleasant 86 degrees Fahrenheit.Unlike most parks, Wet n’ Wild Water World in Australia remains open all year. The park features some of the most thrilling water rides in the world, including a four-person funnel slide, several full loop slides, and water rollercoasters.You won’t need a parka to play in this “icy” water park. The story says that the park came into existence after a freak snowstorm blanketed the Florida water park in snow. Visitors can participate in toboggan races and even free fall down a 12-story “ski jump.”You better be on the nice list if you want to ride the world’s longest water coaster in Santa Claus, Indiana. This interesting water park is located right next to a theme park called Holiday World that has themed rides based on several great American holidays. I wonder how they came up with an idea like that…Beach resort meets water park at this Cretan hotspot. Visitors can ride on banana boats in the ocean, float down a river on inner tubes, and even go bungee jumping.This water park is truly a Turkish delight. There are more than 20 rides to choose from on the park’s 25 acres, including a tube slide called “Yellow Python” that rotates as riders speed down it.Guests of the Atlantis Resort in the Bahamas can access this 141-acre water park that contains over twenty million gallons of water. Those with a sense of adventure will appreciate the “Leap of Faith,” a 60-foot slide that propels riders down a replica of a legendary Mayan Temple and through a transparent tunnel in a shark-filled cove.1 2
WHERE is atlantis? oh and why i like being australia’s neighbour is cuz….. THE WWAATTTTEEERRRPPAARRRKKK one day when i go there im gonna beg my dad to go there
great list but second one is not adaland it is aquafantasy
siam park on teneriffa is the best one
Hi! Great list, but sommarland is in Norway! Bø sommarland, Telemark, Norway
Beach Park in Brazil has a waterslide with a 134.5 feet tall drop, in which you reach 105 km/h (65 mph). It’s even called Insano (portugese for insane). It also has the ride on number 22 and a competely dark ride (#14), plus a lot of other rides.
Where in Brazil is this park? I live in NE Brazil and have never heard of it.
It’s near Fortaleza, CE
Thanks. I’ve been to Fortaleza several times, but somehow never saw anything about the park. Next time, though….
In Las Vegas, NV there is a Wet ‘N WIld water Park with a slide also called “Der Stuka” It’s 72 feet of near-vertical plunge. Unfortunately you’re not permitted to go down it face first. It’s been there since at least the early 80′s.
canevaworld is absolutely rubbish. Terme Čatež from Slovenia is 10x better than that park