We've all seen some pretty impressive water slides at amusement parks. But, have you ever wondered what your favorite water slides would look like if they got extreme roller coaster-inspired makeovers ...

A “record-breaking” waterslide built by Avalanche Waterslides features a 90-foot tower, a 45-foot freefall drop and a 30-foot vertical loop. Skycalibre features the first-ever vertical freefall, the ...

Until now, thrill seekers have been forced to either speed down a wet slide or ride upside down through loops on a roller coaster — but never both. Well, it's 2015, and it's about time human evolution ...

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New Jersey’s Action Park will soon be home to a new 90-foot water slide named Sky Caliber. If all goes according to plan, the behemoth slide — with its 45-foot free fall and 30-foot full vertical loop ...

Before you start screaming in the comments that New Jersey’s Action Park was actually the first amusement park to have a water slide with a vertical loop back in the ’80s, you’ll be happy to hear that ...

I can't help myself. I have to say something about this awesome water slide as seen on io9. You really should check out the io9 article - an interesting read. But for me, let me see if I can estimate ...