Tallest Trap Door Slide In Kentucky

On the upper side of the slide there is the trap door in it.

Tallest trap door slide in kentucky.

Next we re off to georgia s gravity defying combination bowl half pipe. This slide is the tallest body slide in north america and reaches a height of 37 meters. Then plunge down the world s tallest trap door slide in kentucky. Kentucky kingdom tallest water slides.

Along with the great name this spanish water slide has the amazing addition of utilizing a trap door at the beginning and it beats the record for. In this video i ride what felt like the tallest trapdoor waterslide in the entire world. Watch getting wet in new jersey. My buddy gage and i took off of work in the middle of the week to go to six flags white water in marietta.

We re going to new zealand. 21 min 7 5 2015 2 99. Next we re off to georgia s gravity defying combination bowl half pipe. To get over this slide you have to go through stairs.

It is the premiere attraction of kentucky kingdom s water park the slide requires its victims to stand on a trapdoor platform that collapses after a three second countdown. Therefore strong mind and tough people can have this slide. It can be found at the water park called kentucky kingdom and hurricane bay in kentucky usa. The dive bomber a 100 ft tall trap door drop slide sends you plummeting down at dizzying speeds.

Where the people stand over there for ride and the door open on the lower side you suddenly slide down at an angle of 70 degrees. Then plunge down the world s tallest trap door slide in kentucky. The dive bomber also won amusement today s golden ticket award for best new water ride in 2015. This is the tallest water slide ever built at this park so you definitely need to check it out.

Get ready to slip and slam down mother nature s rere rock. Riders are then blasted down the 377 foot long slide at a 70 degree angle. The episode takes viewers to new zealand for a ride on the world s longest waterslide then onto the world s tallest trap door slide located at kentucky kingdom and hurricane bay in louisville.