long tall playground slide

long tall playground slide

The highest water slide in Europe is in the Canary Islands

The Tower of Power, will become more vibrant attraction of water parks in the world, and with 28 meters high and almost vertical slope that gives the sensation of free fall. To enjoy the attraction, visitors must climb 256 steps, as reported by the press office of Siam Park.

At the end of the 28 meters long slide, a giant aquarium with more than 13,000 tropical fish and a large swimming pool await the visitor to complete surprise. Therefore, those who want adrenaline-experience, The Tower of Power in Siam Park is the best choice for this summer.

The Tower of Power will be devoted, no doubt, as the star attraction for those seeking the thrill and adrenaline without limit, which is a special slide that can be enjoyed by all those who exceed 1.45 meters in height and weight depending on the person, can reach a speed of 40km per hour. Also, note that due to its inclination of 45 º and the thin sheet of water flowing down the slide, falling to experience zero gravity.

Source: http://canarias24horas.com/index.php/2008042848558/sociedad/la-torre-del-poder-es-el-tobogan-mas-alto-de-europa-que-se-podra-disfrutar-este- summer-in-siam-park.html

The world's longest water slide in Andorra

The winter resort of La Rabassa offered within a few days attracting over 5 kilometers. The "Tobotronc" is 3.6 miles down and 1.7 up and exceeds a height difference of 400 meters

The descent takes about eight minutes in which there is time to repent or to be convinced that the experience has to be repeated.

During the descent down the slide is common to hear the cries of others, caused by the impression of falling, fear and adrenaline that is generated.

The truth is that once the first corner there is no other choice but to learn to brake, so that the user can master the device with more or less freely. When you have completed the 3,600 meters down one can get relief while others want to repeat the experience again.

Source: http://www.lavanguardia.es/lv24h/20080215/53436551056.html


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