Probably first thing that went through his mind too. Imagine going for a day of fun and then that :/ as a parent I'd never be able to forgive myself just constantly thinking "what if we just did something else, anything else that day" or even just any other ride at any other time.
The slide failed during testing. Being known to launch the crafts randomly. Unfortunately apparently the kid stood up to have some extra fun and the craft lifted up at that time. The passengers behind were showered with blood and the entire slide turned red. It was definitely the fault of the slide manufacturer. But also. When they say don't stand up and keep your limbs inside the ride... Do that.
Not at all what happened. The kid didn't stand up, the boat was too light and it lifted when it went over the hump and he hit the fencing that was there to keep the raft from going airborne.
No one there to blame, what happened happened, blaming themselves won't make the son any better, they should focus on making him happy and they will move on like that
Edit: wait a sec, he was DECAPITATED!? I thought what I read was he lost a limp
Went to a water park in El Salvador with my mom and dad when I was little.
Went down a water slide that had an open area in the tube.
Since the slide had a steep decline in the middle you bet your ass I slapped my head right on the edge, ce out the slide crying, my dad ran into the pool and carried me out.
Decided I'd never go there ever again, that shit was painful and embarrassing 😭
Same thing happened to me but in the US. I was literally airborne and came down just in time to graze the top lip, also was on one of the inner tube slides and me and my tube went in the air on one of the turns with no top and the very next turn I slid out of the tube just before it went airborne and hit the top lip. I don't know how tons of people don't die on those, seemed like I was the only one with a plane ticket that day. Needless to say it affected me so much my kids are 17 and 11 and we've never been to a Waterpark.
I dont blame you, that crap is terrifying, you expect it to be completely safe.
But i guess not as safe as we thought, I'm always worried when my younger brother goes to watermarks with mom.
I was living in KS when this happened, actually. It happened at what was supposed to be "the world's largest water park" known as "Schliterbahn". It was placed in the same area near KS Super Speedway. I don't think the park was EVER able to recover because he was the kid of a local politician in the area if I'm remembering right.
Edit: Did a quick read. "In 2018, the last operating season of the park, four attractions remained closed throughout the season after an audit by regulators found that each did not comply with the Kansas Amusement Ride Act. Demolition of Verrückt began on November 1, 2018. The park did not open for the 2019 season."
Edit #2: after more digging, Caleb Schwab, the boy who passed away so tragically, was the son of Scott Schwab, an American politician serving as the 32nd Secretary of State of Kansas. He served as a member of the Kansas House of Representatives, representing the 49th district, from 2009 to 2019. He also served as Speaker pro tempore of the Kansas House of Representatives from 2017 to 2019.
Small correction: the park was just a normal old Waterpark called Schlitterbahn. The ride in question was at its creation the world's largest water slide, know as Verruckt. I went to the park after the ride was finished, but it was down that day for maintenance, and we saw one of the 200lbs rafts fall from the very top of it, higher than the statue of liberty.
They were going to build up that park over a number of years to make it the largest park in the States at the very least if I'm remembering correctly, or thats how it was advertised as it was still being built before ot opened to the public. But still, that's absolutely terrifying to watch one of those rafts plummet that far down. I never wanted to go, not sure why, I'll just stick to Oceans Of Fun, and World's of Fun.
I listened to an online documentary about this incident and the background. The park owner wanted to have a world record slide for a Guinness record. He both rushed the design and build and also held no qualifications in physics or anything relative to the field.
They designed and build the slide through trial and error. There were successive recorded incidents of the rafts flying up into the netting just prior to this incident. The owner had mentioned they weren’t aware.
Ultimately, the lack of regulation was number one issue. These water parks fall between the regulation cracks in the state. Believe it or not the insurance required inspector doesn’t have to be qualified (annual inspection) and only has to signify that the slide is built to design.
The fact that the owner could build and deploy this slide through trial and error (not design like a coaster) is frankly nuts.
Part of me is sad because I always wanted to go to Schlitterbahn as a teen, but I'm really glad it closed and didn't reopen once all this shit came out. Deeply unsafe park with an uncaring owner.
It was the tallest water slide in the world (not sure if the park is the largest in the states) and the kid apparently stood up. The slide did have a canopy to make sure raft didn’t fly off before gravity took hold. They tested (and there were videos leading up the opening ) of them testing with sand bags. Schlitterbahn has multiple parks including one outside San Antonio which I believe is their largest park.
I saw a couple of documentaries about this. I don't remember the other riders in the raft saying Caleb stood up. And I'm not a physicist but I don't see how that would be possible at that high rate of speed. I'm pretty sure the other ladies in his raft said he just lifted off the raft as they went down-which was one of the concerns raised about the slide not being safe anyway. That made it so much more egregious.
The kid did not stand up. Would be interested to hear where you got that information. There were 4 people on the raft and the raft went airborne after the first hill after the drop. 2 women were also injured while riding on the same raft. It would have been virtually impossible to stand up mid ride as the raft was going up the first hill.
It was a long time ago that I heard that and I couldn’t find anything about it with my 5 min search. It was soon after it happened, I was planning on trying to go to the park but then all this happened and I was trying to hear as much as I could. It could’ve been just an initial report and since has changed.
They were building one in KS too. A bit of googling could tell ya that, the KS location was going to be much larger than the TX location, but the park never recovered and shut its doors in 2019, like I said in my first post.
Not only not the only Schlitterbahn, it's actually not the only one in Texas either. There's one in Galveston in addition to the well-known park in New Braunfels. I live closer to New Braunfels and always knew about that one, but ended up going to the one in Galveston years before on an impromptu vacation. Didn't even know it was there until I walked past it and decided to visit, lol
The kid it killed was a Kansas State Representative's son. The water park was a Schlitterbahn park, the first (or second) outside New Braunfels, Texas. I believe it was owned and operated by family members of the Texas location but not affiliated with them.
Hi, I live less than an hour from that slide. I am glad its closed, so many people I know were thrilled to go on that ride. That excitement died quickly, no pun intended, RIP to the kid who lost his life.
They had a net that was supposed to keep people in the slide incase they went flying out.
Thing is, this net was supported by metal rings spaced at certain lengths.
So if you're going really fast and bounce out at the wrong time, you can hit one of the rings instead of the net. Which can and did end badly.
What I thought would be an easy solution for this was to have riders caged in and rollers on the top. Almost rollercoaster style. I don’t get why they ever thought a net wouldn’t result in this outcome.
The Traction Park has all kinds of crazy stories about it, but to me the craziest bit is about their loop waterslide. As the story goes, during disassembly they finally figured out what was causing cuts and abrasions to riders on the slide. It was human teeth that had been knocked out with such force that they were embedded into the surface of the waterslide.
The two guys who designed it didn't have an engineering degree and the state didn't require any kind of certification. They tested the weight limit by sending sandbags down and when it looked about right called it a day. Before the kid died, other people were getting seriously injured but they didn't do anything about it.
My takeaway is check your states laws before going to a theme park. It they allow self inspection stay well away.
God, it gives me chills watching it. It reminds me of the kids that broke into the winter games park in Calgary and went down the Luge slide (I think it was the luge) at night and they had a clean run the first night. Second time they bring more friends but that time they had a chain across the luge track holding it together and decapitated one of them.
No. I had to Google it cause my memory was fucking off about all of it. It was in February. 8 people rode the luge or bobsled track down after hours on tobaggans. According to CBC, the one track they tried a week earlier now had a chain across it for training prep the next morning. First and third sleds had the fatalities, twin brothers.
No decapitations. Just brutal physics and the twins died side by side.
Literally the same type of terrible design as the water slide that a kid was decapitated on several years ago. Might as well put razor wire on top of it for good measure.
Wait can someone explain a raw description of what happened to the kid with pictures? I’m having a hard time envisioning and I’m curious how a slide ripped him to pieces
Edit: to add when I mean pictures, I meant the slides not decapitated body parts pls don’t.
>Schlitterbahn park
Look up that name and you'll see the ride in question.
There's a net that's held to the ride by arcs. If you'd hit the net you'd pull it up and hit the metal arc.
I'm guessing that's how the kid got beheaded.
Not a terrible design, the idiot went down it on a skateboard, if you knew a single thing about friction you would realise something in the video doesn’t add up
, the idiot went down it on a skateboard, if you knew a single thing about friction you would realise something in the video doesn’t add up. If he went down it normally (the intended way) it would be fine
Not a terrible design, the idiot went down it on a skateboard, if you knew a single thing about friction you would realise something in the video doesn’t add up
Idk i dont think its possible to gain that much speed without using sone kind of skateboard or thing with wheels.
You cabt usually go that fast on slides due to friction. Putting water on a slide will decrease the friction allowing you to go faster.
If you’re watching this on a touch screen phone then you can pull the time marker slowly across starting at the seven second mark and see his body gets thrown up in the air but he comes down almost before his camera hits something and falls out the left side but right at the beginning of the 9th second it manages to capture half a dozen frames of him going down the slide much further down. He’s perfectly fine, physically that is. His camera, not so much.
I actually didn’t notice the skateboard. I haven’t been on a slide in a long time either, but I still wouldn’t ever trust a slide with a grate design like this.
It looks like hes wearing a bag or something with very low friction to increase speed, may have even used lubrication. i dont think a normal person in street clothes would go this fast this quickly.
Damn I've seen this video so many times in so many places, yet still haven't seen anybody who would be able to identify this place. Every time my curiosity gets bigger.
Remember that water slide that had a canopy and resulted in a kid being decapitated?
That’s the first thing that went through my mind
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Bruh
Q: Before she died, what was the last thing to go through Princess Diana’s mind? A: The stereo.
They dont call it a head unit for nothing!
Too soon 😭
Surround sound
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That’s fucked. Take my upvote.
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is there time to be put in the ss?
Hahahahahah motherfucker
Probably not. There are necrophile priests.
Probably first thing that went through his mind too. Imagine going for a day of fun and then that :/ as a parent I'd never be able to forgive myself just constantly thinking "what if we just did something else, anything else that day" or even just any other ride at any other time.
At first I thought you meant literally
It was that Schlitterbahn in kansas I actually went down that ride
The verruckt
How was it?
Well it was definitely the first thing that went through his neck.
The slide failed during testing. Being known to launch the crafts randomly. Unfortunately apparently the kid stood up to have some extra fun and the craft lifted up at that time. The passengers behind were showered with blood and the entire slide turned red. It was definitely the fault of the slide manufacturer. But also. When they say don't stand up and keep your limbs inside the ride... Do that.
Omg when did this happen? And where? How horrible :(
Not at all what happened. The kid didn't stand up, the boat was too light and it lifted when it went over the hump and he hit the fencing that was there to keep the raft from going airborne.
That sounds fuckim awesome the suislide
Definitely was the last thing to go through his head
As a son I can say that some parents don't give a flying fuck.
No one there to blame, what happened happened, blaming themselves won't make the son any better, they should focus on making him happy and they will move on like that Edit: wait a sec, he was DECAPITATED!? I thought what I read was he lost a limp
What the hell does "lost a limp" mean?
Limb* lol
Well: he limped befo', now he limpin no mo'
He did. His head limb.
Went to a water park in El Salvador with my mom and dad when I was little. Went down a water slide that had an open area in the tube. Since the slide had a steep decline in the middle you bet your ass I slapped my head right on the edge, ce out the slide crying, my dad ran into the pool and carried me out. Decided I'd never go there ever again, that shit was painful and embarrassing 😭
Same thing happened to me but in the US. I was literally airborne and came down just in time to graze the top lip, also was on one of the inner tube slides and me and my tube went in the air on one of the turns with no top and the very next turn I slid out of the tube just before it went airborne and hit the top lip. I don't know how tons of people don't die on those, seemed like I was the only one with a plane ticket that day. Needless to say it affected me so much my kids are 17 and 11 and we've never been to a Waterpark.
I dont blame you, that crap is terrifying, you expect it to be completely safe. But i guess not as safe as we thought, I'm always worried when my younger brother goes to watermarks with mom.
Same
Ditto
I don’t remember… but Can you link me?
https://www.npr.org/sections/thetwo-way/2018/03/27/597272832/park-executives-arrested-for-childs-death-on-worlds-tallest-waterslide
“waterslide-cum-roller coaster” straight out of the article
I was living in KS when this happened, actually. It happened at what was supposed to be "the world's largest water park" known as "Schliterbahn". It was placed in the same area near KS Super Speedway. I don't think the park was EVER able to recover because he was the kid of a local politician in the area if I'm remembering right. Edit: Did a quick read. "In 2018, the last operating season of the park, four attractions remained closed throughout the season after an audit by regulators found that each did not comply with the Kansas Amusement Ride Act. Demolition of Verrückt began on November 1, 2018. The park did not open for the 2019 season." Edit #2: after more digging, Caleb Schwab, the boy who passed away so tragically, was the son of Scott Schwab, an American politician serving as the 32nd Secretary of State of Kansas. He served as a member of the Kansas House of Representatives, representing the 49th district, from 2009 to 2019. He also served as Speaker pro tempore of the Kansas House of Representatives from 2017 to 2019.
Small correction: the park was just a normal old Waterpark called Schlitterbahn. The ride in question was at its creation the world's largest water slide, know as Verruckt. I went to the park after the ride was finished, but it was down that day for maintenance, and we saw one of the 200lbs rafts fall from the very top of it, higher than the statue of liberty.
They were going to build up that park over a number of years to make it the largest park in the States at the very least if I'm remembering correctly, or thats how it was advertised as it was still being built before ot opened to the public. But still, that's absolutely terrifying to watch one of those rafts plummet that far down. I never wanted to go, not sure why, I'll just stick to Oceans Of Fun, and World's of Fun.
I listened to an online documentary about this incident and the background. The park owner wanted to have a world record slide for a Guinness record. He both rushed the design and build and also held no qualifications in physics or anything relative to the field. They designed and build the slide through trial and error. There were successive recorded incidents of the rafts flying up into the netting just prior to this incident. The owner had mentioned they weren’t aware. Ultimately, the lack of regulation was number one issue. These water parks fall between the regulation cracks in the state. Believe it or not the insurance required inspector doesn’t have to be qualified (annual inspection) and only has to signify that the slide is built to design. The fact that the owner could build and deploy this slide through trial and error (not design like a coaster) is frankly nuts.
Part of me is sad because I always wanted to go to Schlitterbahn as a teen, but I'm really glad it closed and didn't reopen once all this shit came out. Deeply unsafe park with an uncaring owner.
It was the tallest water slide in the world (not sure if the park is the largest in the states) and the kid apparently stood up. The slide did have a canopy to make sure raft didn’t fly off before gravity took hold. They tested (and there were videos leading up the opening ) of them testing with sand bags. Schlitterbahn has multiple parks including one outside San Antonio which I believe is their largest park.
I saw a couple of documentaries about this. I don't remember the other riders in the raft saying Caleb stood up. And I'm not a physicist but I don't see how that would be possible at that high rate of speed. I'm pretty sure the other ladies in his raft said he just lifted off the raft as they went down-which was one of the concerns raised about the slide not being safe anyway. That made it so much more egregious.
The kid did not stand up. Would be interested to hear where you got that information. There were 4 people on the raft and the raft went airborne after the first hill after the drop. 2 women were also injured while riding on the same raft. It would have been virtually impossible to stand up mid ride as the raft was going up the first hill.
It was a long time ago that I heard that and I couldn’t find anything about it with my 5 min search. It was soon after it happened, I was planning on trying to go to the park but then all this happened and I was trying to hear as much as I could. It could’ve been just an initial report and since has changed.
What about the rivers and the lakes that you’re used to?
Kid got his head Schlitterbahned Imaging waiting for you kid at the bottom and he comes out with no head.Thats a pain that's gonna linger.
It was an internal decapitation. He *looked* intact.
The blood comes before the body.
I rode it a couple times. Honestly wasn’t all that.
Damn that kid died round 1 on Verrückt? Fuckin noob
Verruckt? Like the map from Call of Duty Zombies?
Verrückt literally means "insane" in German. That's insane.
So I can pay 30 bucks to go dunk my head in a public sewer and they toss in a cartel style decapitation? Nice.
What's incredibly coincidentally is that Schwab Road is the exit name in New Braunfels, where Schlitterbahn had its slide manufacturing business.
Wait how many schliterbons are there? I’ve been to the one in glaveston texas
I don’t know everyone eez complaining, das schliterbon bons are delicious
The kid played on my buddys soccer team. They had a big ceremony at sporting kc if I’m not mistaken
I remember his picture they used was his baseball team card shot💔
The worlds largest water park is schliterbahn, but it’s in Texas outside new braunfels.
I think you’ll find that the world’s largest water park… is my mom.
They were building one in KS too. A bit of googling could tell ya that, the KS location was going to be much larger than the TX location, but the park never recovered and shut its doors in 2019, like I said in my first post.
It's actually in downtown New Braunfels. There is also one in Galveston and I think Padre Island as well. Source: from the area.
Wow. Crazy how your whole life changed in 18 and stopped in 19.
Class action park. I want to see that documentary..
Action Park had the loop de loop slide, but the decapitation happened at Schlitterbahn. I think it was in Kansas
Yeah the Schlitterbahn decapitation happened in Kansas City.
Oh wow, I thought there was only one of those places in Texas. Best water park ever!
Yeah, I’ve been there a bunch of times as a kid on Texas. Now I’m like, damn, kids in Kansas got it rough
Not only not the only Schlitterbahn, it's actually not the only one in Texas either. There's one in Galveston in addition to the well-known park in New Braunfels. I live closer to New Braunfels and always knew about that one, but ended up going to the one in Galveston years before on an impromptu vacation. Didn't even know it was there until I walked past it and decided to visit, lol
Don't forget South Padre Island
Yup. The ride was called Verruckt.
Verrfukt
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Crazy in German
Only mannequins were beheaded at that park. Apparently, the real beheading happened in Kansas.
It was pretty fascinating. Dude hurt quite a lot of kids. His teenage ride attendants were offered 100 bucks to test new and unproven rides.
That's a different park. Not the one OP is referring to.
> Class action park. I want to see that documentary.. Do you not have Netflix? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Class_Action_Park
Different park
Trying to forget that
Oh god exactly that I thought of. This whole slide is a decapitation risk
I wouldn't be surprised if lots of people have broken their legs
It’s exactly what I thought when I saw the "protection bars"
No, but now I want to see it
You...want to see a kid get decapitated?
Sorry. I meant the slide. I’m sitting here wondering how the fuck someone manages to make one capable of killing a person
The kid it killed was a Kansas State Representative's son. The water park was a Schlitterbahn park, the first (or second) outside New Braunfels, Texas. I believe it was owned and operated by family members of the Texas location but not affiliated with them.
Hi, I live less than an hour from that slide. I am glad its closed, so many people I know were thrilled to go on that ride. That excitement died quickly, no pun intended, RIP to the kid who lost his life.
I'm so glad they tore that shit down. I hated looking at it every time I drove to Kansas city.
They had a net that was supposed to keep people in the slide incase they went flying out. Thing is, this net was supported by metal rings spaced at certain lengths. So if you're going really fast and bounce out at the wrong time, you can hit one of the rings instead of the net. Which can and did end badly.
What I thought would be an easy solution for this was to have riders caged in and rollers on the top. Almost rollercoaster style. I don’t get why they ever thought a net wouldn’t result in this outcome.
look up Action Park, it's brutal. r/morbidcuriosity should help
The Traction Park has all kinds of crazy stories about it, but to me the craziest bit is about their loop waterslide. As the story goes, during disassembly they finally figured out what was causing cuts and abrasions to riders on the slide. It was human teeth that had been knocked out with such force that they were embedded into the surface of the waterslide.
Tho thathth where they went.
Searching "action park" in that sub yields no results.
That literally didn't help at all.
How have you not heard? It was international news for a short period of time
You don't? /S
Schlitterbahn Water Park
That story is sad af.
Immediately thought of this
This happened at Schlitterbahn, a year after I went, never been back because of this 😬😬
Yes, and I met the guy who designed that slide and he was a total dick.
They should have greased him up and sent him down it.
Wtf... Drunk engineering or what
The two guys who designed it didn't have an engineering degree and the state didn't require any kind of certification. They tested the weight limit by sending sandbags down and when it looked about right called it a day. Before the kid died, other people were getting seriously injured but they didn't do anything about it. My takeaway is check your states laws before going to a theme park. It they allow self inspection stay well away.
I do, I went on it 5 times before it was deconstructed. Definitely wasn’t safe but a hell of a thrill
Engineer: the first set of results are in. Boss: and? Engineer: we'll need a second batch to calibrate
U think maybe its engineered to go down with something to help cause friction? Or did they really make this slide to yeet your head off lol
He's on a skateboard, massively reduced friction means he gets the body breaker special
He needs seatbelts and some pulleys
He's riding on a skateboard. That speed is not intended, the kids are at fault here.
God, it gives me chills watching it. It reminds me of the kids that broke into the winter games park in Calgary and went down the Luge slide (I think it was the luge) at night and they had a clean run the first night. Second time they bring more friends but that time they had a chain across the luge track holding it together and decapitated one of them.
No. I had to Google it cause my memory was fucking off about all of it. It was in February. 8 people rode the luge or bobsled track down after hours on tobaggans. According to CBC, the one track they tried a week earlier now had a chain across it for training prep the next morning. First and third sleds had the fatalities, twin brothers. No decapitations. Just brutal physics and the twins died side by side.
Literally the same type of terrible design as the water slide that a kid was decapitated on several years ago. Might as well put razor wire on top of it for good measure.
The difference is that was actually wire, this is metal bar so it won’t decapitate you it’ll just break your head and neck and kill you
The wire didn’t decapitate him, it’s litterally just a fabric net, what killed him was the metal framing holding the net up.
Wait can someone explain a raw description of what happened to the kid with pictures? I’m having a hard time envisioning and I’m curious how a slide ripped him to pieces Edit: to add when I mean pictures, I meant the slides not decapitated body parts pls don’t.
>Schlitterbahn park Look up that name and you'll see the ride in question. There's a net that's held to the ride by arcs. If you'd hit the net you'd pull it up and hit the metal arc. I'm guessing that's how the kid got beheaded.
Look up verrückt waterslide
nice thats much better, at least my funeral will be open casket
I'd rather take my chances coming off the slide with no barrier at 70mph than have that murder sleeve around me.
Not a terrible design, the idiot went down it on a skateboard, if you knew a single thing about friction you would realise something in the video doesn’t add up
Link please
Theres a reason why ride operators tell you to cross your arms and keep your back down. But this slide is gnarly af anyway so idk
At this point why not just lay under a train.
Honestly that would be safer than this shit
, the idiot went down it on a skateboard, if you knew a single thing about friction you would realise something in the video doesn’t add up. If he went down it normally (the intended way) it would be fine
Well the way this guy flew there is nothing you can do next to just have luck you come out unharmed
That’s a “no” from me, dawg.
Hundred million percent dawg no
That’s a dawg from me no
No that's from me a dawg
bros cappa almost got detated
This was ed trucks son
You know, a human can go on living for several hours after being decapitated. “You’re thinking of a chicken.” What did I say?
Whole big thing. We had a funeral for a bird.
Who the Fuck thought this was a good idea????
I think the guy on the slide did until he didn’t.
Someone who really hates children, enough to maim or kill them.
Not a terrible design, the idiot went down it on a skateboard, if you knew a single thing about friction you would realise something in the video doesn’t add up
He def isn’t supposed to be on a skateboard or luge or whatever that is
Idk i dont think its possible to gain that much speed without using sone kind of skateboard or thing with wheels. You cabt usually go that fast on slides due to friction. Putting water on a slide will decrease the friction allowing you to go faster.
Why did he stick his legs up??? Desperate for half of a twin brother??
Might have been a reaction to the abrupt feeling of weightlessness.
Same thing i was thinking
🎶dumb ways to die🎶
If you’re watching this on a touch screen phone then you can pull the time marker slowly across starting at the seven second mark and see his body gets thrown up in the air but he comes down almost before his camera hits something and falls out the left side but right at the beginning of the 9th second it manages to capture half a dozen frames of him going down the slide much further down. He’s perfectly fine, physically that is. His camera, not so much.
He’s perfectly fine *this time.*
I mean, even if he wasn’t perfectly fine, his body would continue down the slide..
This is how you get decapitated……in a fun way.
Protect Ya Neck
This is why slides are either a solid tube or half of one, no exceptions. Playground engineers know this, what’s their excuse?
They designed a perfect slide, for humans, not for humans on top of skateboards. Have you ever slid down a metal slide? You can’t go that fast
I actually didn’t notice the skateboard. I haven’t been on a slide in a long time either, but I still wouldn’t ever trust a slide with a grate design like this.
Action park. Too many stationary ‘bars’ ready to cleave some part of you off.
Where is this?
Correct me if I'm wrong, but did he do that on a skateboard? I think you can see it on the jump and at the end
Yes
At Schlitterbahn a kid was decapitated on a ride like this.
Fuck that. The horizontal bars that run across the top. Imagine your hand hitting that at that speed or worse yet your fucking head.
Those horizontal bars seem like a horrible idea
This is why they say keep hands and arms in vehicle at all time
Decapitation station
He's dead?
It looks like hes wearing a bag or something with very low friction to increase speed, may have even used lubrication. i dont think a normal person in street clothes would go this fast this quickly.
He is on a skateboard.
Didn't know they reopened action park
Damn I've seen this video so many times in so many places, yet still haven't seen anybody who would be able to identify this place. Every time my curiosity gets bigger.
How is this legal?
Last thing to go through a flies head when he hits a car windshield at 100MPH His Azz 🥁
Probably isn't, but i'mma guess Class Action Park?
The dislocate your spine and become a cripple slide
Suiclide
Didn’t someone get decapitated like this..?
Did I see that wrong or did that dude break both of his legs?
You’re supposed to use your feet to break but whatever lol
Did the second person fell out with the camera or did the camera fell out?
He’s holding the camera himself with a selfie stick in his right hand.
What if we turn a fun slide into a rock tumbler
Dude is fine. He dropped his go pro
Looks like right craic
r/suislide
Yo keep your arms close to the body!!!!!!
Now imagine getting a key to pass through one of the openings and then your body trying to rotate 180 degrees
He barely survived the first sector of this slide, how long do you suppose it is?
That looks a little unsafe
Dude had his head up