There's nothing similar to the excitement of going down a water slide at maximum velocities under the splendid summer sun. Investigate top 10 craziest waterslides on the planet. Most waterpark attractions are totally innocuous, yet some of them look so alarming that not even the greatest thrill seekers would set out to check them out. 

You get an opportunity to slide directly down into shark-filled tidal pond in case you're sufficiently courageous to go out on a limb slide. Kilimanjaro waterslide in Brazil has as of late recovered its title as the world's tallest water slide. Set in a real sense on top of a slope for added tallness, it's both startling and enchanting.

-“Speedy” descends from a 75-foot platform over 460 feet. Twister is one of the longest indoor slides in Europe, stretching over 660 feet. -Jumeirah Sceirah is the tallest and fastest free-fall water slide outside the Americas found in Dubai’s Wild Wadi Waterpark. -Summit Plummet will send your body plummeting from a height of 120 feet at a speed of about 60 miles per hour. -The King Cobra in New Jersey features two dueling slides and involves a 25-foot drop at speeds of nearly 32 miles per hour. -This ride is an actual Boeing 747 that’s been converted into a water slide. -Brain Wash in Florida is probably one of the most creative water slides out there because it includes bright lights, videos, and even sound effects. -Imagine yourself sliding down an ancient Mayan Temple and into a shark-filled lagoon – that’s what Leap of Faith is about. -Insano is the tallest freestanding body slide in the world, and it’s as high as a 14-story building. -Kilimanjaro will give you a chance to try free falling from a 164-foot height at a speed of roughly 57 miles per hour, being the world’s tallest water slide. -At the time of its opening in 2014, Verruckt became the world's tallest water slide, but was closed due to a tragic incident in 2016.