Wet ‘n’ Wild Water World in Oxenford, Queensland, Australia

Wet N Wild is home to some of the most unique and outrageous rides for adrenaline junkies.

The Tornado is a funnel slide where 4 riders on a four-leaf clover floater descend into a large funnel.

The Black Hole where riders are swallowed by complete darkness when entering the tubes at high speeds.

The Aqualoop has four snaking body slides where riders descend into a vertical free fall drop and then into the transparent loops, reaching 60 kph. This is the first slide of its kind in Australia.

Area 47 in Ötztal-Bahnhof, Austria

Area 47 goes against the belief that water parks are only good for a quick dip and some reprieve from the heat. At this Austrian outdoor water park, a tower of water slides are connected to a body of water that can only be reached by rock ziplines, climbing walls, rope courses and even a 30-foot diving platform. So all of you up for an extreme water challenge, make sure you head to Ötztal-Bahnhof, Austria once in your life.

Yas Waterworld in Abu Dhabi, UAE

Yas Waterworld is an Arabian themed park with 43 rides and attractions. Yes, 43. It even has five water slides that are unique to the park.

The park has Dawwama, the world’s first hydro-magnetic-powered water slide that makes the experience longer and smoother.

They also have the Liwa Loop, the one and only looping water slide in the Middle East.

Waterbom Bali in Kuta, Indonesia

Deemed by TripAdvisor users as the best water park in Asia and the fourth best in the world, Waterbom Bali boasts of the Constrictor, a 250-meter long water slide, and other rides like the Python, the Green Vipers, the Boomerang, the Pipeline, and the Climax—which reaches 70 kilometers per hour.

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