The water filter is probably in there. Either that or there’s underground israelites lying in wait to snatch up any kids that stray from their parents.
I completely get that a full upside-down loop on a water slide is profoundly moronic, but that's really more of a really high angled helix than it is a loop.
I don't see the point? It looks cool, I guess, but it's so fast and fully enclosed, so what's the benefit? I bet you don't even feel like you're going upside down. At least with a legitimate rollercoaster, you go really high up for a great view and there's the suspense of the climb itself. I don't see the point of this waterslide version.
I would have worked there and I'd be so stupid you wouldn't have had to offer me $100 to test the slide. I would think it's amazing and want to be the first one to try it out.
Absolutely
Modern parks are too safe. The thrill of potentiality getting seriously hurt or even dying would give an adrenaline rush that Disneyland never could
The only thing action park did wrong was the faulty electronics in the water. Mountain climbers don't sue the mountain when they fall off of it. You are fricking around and running your risk. It's adventure and chaos and if you don't want to get hurt, don't do it.
wtf were they thinking?
They were thinking what would make the coolest ride. We need more parks like ths.
There's definitely ways to do it safely but it needs to be at a bit of an angle.
Not setting foot near this death trap
It's also good that there's exit hatches , though personally dunno if I'd still ride this.
Look closer. It has an has escape hatches at the min and max of the loop. There isn't really anything dangerous about it.
>dead body retrieval hatches
no thanks
what is the purpose of this door?
The water filter is probably in there. Either that or there’s underground israelites lying in wait to snatch up any kids that stray from their parents.
That's where they make offerings to the water gnomes.
Service door for filters/pumps etc probably
>t. water gnome
I completely get that a full upside-down loop on a water slide is profoundly moronic, but that's really more of a really high angled helix than it is a loop.
I don't see the point? It looks cool, I guess, but it's so fast and fully enclosed, so what's the benefit? I bet you don't even feel like you're going upside down. At least with a legitimate rollercoaster, you go really high up for a great view and there's the suspense of the climb itself. I don't see the point of this waterslide version.
would you go to action park, Cinemaphile?
I would have worked there and I'd be so stupid you wouldn't have had to offer me $100 to test the slide. I would think it's amazing and want to be the first one to try it out.
Absolutely
Modern parks are too safe. The thrill of potentiality getting seriously hurt or even dying would give an adrenaline rush that Disneyland never could
The only thing action park did wrong was the faulty electronics in the water. Mountain climbers don't sue the mountain when they fall off of it. You are fricking around and running your risk. It's adventure and chaos and if you don't want to get hurt, don't do it.
Who the frick would mountain climbers sue? God?
>You are fricking around and running your risk
People do not assume that water parks are full of life threatening safety risks
>People do not assume that water parks are full of life threatening safety risks
people are dumb then.
Reminds me of those old soviet playgrounds
>soviet
"Rocket playrounds" were quite common across the midwest in the 1970s-1980s.
t. 47yo MNbro
That's pretty tame compared to some of the scarier looking ones I've seen pics of
Did someone died? Is there a movie?
There's a documentary
Id rather crawl into that tiny, one-way cave that dude got stuck in you know the one than ride this fricking thing are you joking?
If I ride that thing will I die?
We need more amusement park kino