Worlds tallest water slide, This is the world's tallest water slide and those brave enough to try its vertical drop will hit speeds of up to 60mph.
The Verruckt, meaning insane in German, Meg-a-Blaster is being built at Schlitterbahn Waterpark in Kansas City, US, and is expected to be finished by May next year when the main park opens.
Standing a massive 140ft tall, the gut-wrenching drop seems to last forever, before going off into a second smaller hill, no doubt to try and break your speed slightly.
In fact the thrill slide would be around 17 storeys high if placed next to a high rise building.
There will be four-person rafts sent down, according to fox4kc.com, for those willing to give it a go.
The 134.5ft Insano waterslide in Brazil currently holds the world record, with people reaching speeds of 62.5mph.
The pool is going to need to be pretty large for this monstrosity.
The Verruckt, meaning insane in German, Meg-a-Blaster is being built at Schlitterbahn Waterpark in Kansas City, US, and is expected to be finished by May next year when the main park opens.
Standing a massive 140ft tall, the gut-wrenching drop seems to last forever, before going off into a second smaller hill, no doubt to try and break your speed slightly.
In fact the thrill slide would be around 17 storeys high if placed next to a high rise building.
There will be four-person rafts sent down, according to fox4kc.com, for those willing to give it a go.
The 134.5ft Insano waterslide in Brazil currently holds the world record, with people reaching speeds of 62.5mph.
The pool is going to need to be pretty large for this monstrosity.
