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Watch video:  Verruckt The World's Tallest, Steepest, Fastest Waterslide!

Taller than Niagara Falls!
Steeper than any ski slope!
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Due to overwhelming demand, we have set up a reservation system for Verrückt. Click here to learn more! http://bit.ly/1m42Pro

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Happy Friday! Check out this Garmin VIRB video http://bit.ly/1mpkUVz, and visit our updated website for all of your Verrückt questions! http://bit.ly/1orofjC

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It brings us great pleasure to announce that Verruckt will be opening...THURSDAY! SURPRISE! Now, who's gonna ride?!

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Standing at 168 feet tall, Verruckt, which is German for “insane,” is the world’s tallest waterslide, but it may be more of a tower of terror than a water ride.

Located at the Schlitterbahn water park in Kansas City, Kansas, riders have to climb 270 stairs to get to the top of Verruckt, which is higher than Niagara Falls. Guinness World Records certified Verruckt in April as the tallest water slide in the world.

Watch ABC’s Matt Gutman was the first civilian rider to take on the terrifying Verruckt.
Watch two videos:  The Harrowing Ride Down World's Tallest Waterslide; and This Is What It's Like to Plummet Down the World's Tallest Waterslide.









What It’s Like to Plummet Down the World’s Tallest Waterslide - ABC News

   ABC's Matt Gutman tests out the worlds tallest water slide in Kansas City. Credit: ABC News