So glad there is finally a forum where I can rant about how little investment Disney puts into their waterparks. As far as I'm aware the only slides added after their inital construction lies at just Crush N Gusher & the new family raft slide in Typhoon Lagoon. With Volcano Bay seemingly being a much superior experience, with rumors for more expansion on the way, I really hope Disney steps up the game! If any water park could use some high-tech water coasters...
Despite all of the land they own, Disney seems to be so conservative with their expansions to the point they'd rather cannibalize existing attractions and experiences to build new ones; not only removing old fan favorites in the process but also technically removing park capacity by having one new attraction instead of two; one old one new. Versus Universal which had to go out of its way to purchase a huge tract of land of which they are gonna build not only a new theme park but also new hotels and shopping street. Disney's been complacent for way too long to the point that their half-hearted attempts to try and bring people back are just coming back as lame lol.
My number one is Adventure Island. It doesn’t necessarily have the best slides, but it is really fun with a diverse collection of attractions and doesn’t have the atrocious crowds of Volcano Bay. Colossal Curl is awesome.
@@adambuckler1398 I prefer Aquatica because it has a better slide lineup but I haven't been to Adventure Island in nearly two decades so I am not sure how the operations are there today but I remember the atmosphere at both parks are incredibly similar. For now I'd still say Aquatica if you only have time for one but if you can visit both, do it.
I went to Atlantis Aquaventure in the Bahamas, and even though I didn’t ride much, I absolutely enjoyed that place. It’s home to a tube slide that lets you float through a shark tunnel, and it’s overall a fantastic park with fantastic slides. Nice video!
I’ve been to a lot of parks and it’s easily my favorite waterpark. Even though it doesn’t have near as great of collection but what it has is still great and the scenery and views are breathtaking definitely my number one park
It's easily my favorite waterpark anywhere. It may not have a big slide collection but the atmosphere is amazing and I could easily go down the slides they presently have all day without ever getting board.
Thank you for the video.. Wild wadi in Dubi omg all the babies should be able to go there and ball out 😍🤩 Every park looks like so much fun. It'll be some hungry babies after lol.
I'm not much of a waterpark guy, have not even been to Disney's or Universal's, but the best one I've been to is Adventure Cove in Singapore. There are wildlife-encounter activities I didn't do, but the standout for me was a gigantic lazy river that winds around the whole park and tunnels through giant aquarium tanks with stingrays and such.
I want to throw a bonus qualifier out to World Water Park in Edmonton. You mentioned that the park is great for body slides, but I want to point out to anyone reading that not only are they fun, but they are the smoothest body slides I have ever ridden. Despite the slides being over 30 years old, you won't feel a single crease on your back on those slides, which makes for a much more care free experience.
I'm surprised you put the Dream Works park above Volcano Bay. Guess I'll have to check it out sometime. Volcano Bay is easily the best I've been to! The theming and slide collection are incredible.
My favorite is rapids in Florida, they have a slide called pirates plunge, it’s an 80 foot tall body slide one side has a plunge at the end while the other side has a tight hilux that made me grey out. Baby blue is a fun body bowl slide. Black and big thunder are funnel slides. Mega mayhem is a dueling water coaster replacing the old yellar mat slide, it was super tame but was dug into in a hill. Raging rapids has a tripple down with airtime. Big red is a bullet bowl. That’s just half of there slides
the hurricane at the wilderness in wisconsin dells is the best proslide tornado by far, or at least it used to be. it operated with strobe lights and thunder sounds, as seen in TUBERIDES’s video of it. it no longer operates with these effects after its staircase was remodeled.
I never heard of it before tbh but when I went to Munich for football game I saw a brochure for it and thought I'd check it out. I wasn't disappointed. The slide complex aswell as the more relaxed tropical area were stunning .
Strongly recommend you to visit some of the Brazilian waterparks. I've visited both Disney waterparks and Aquatica, and I've preferred to go to Thermas dos Laranjais and Beach Park, which are definitely elite waterparks (they're both waterparks resorts, with Beach Park being by one of Brazil's best beaches). Plus, Wet n Wild features the 2nd tallest capsule slide, and the tallest waterslide in the world is at Aldeia das Águas.
Water parks are cool for hp days usually in the summer. Iv been to a couple. They don't even compare to amusement parks but they are still cool to go to, as long as there is my Mat Racer, I'm happy.
My favourite is Aphrodite Waterpark in Paphos,Cyprus.there are so many fun rides like the Aqua Infinity and the Crazy cone!im currently at cyprus and going this wednesday!Im ecstatic!!
The fact that I graduated school at Fitchburg State University so I lived there for 4 years and I have never heard of Great Wolf Lodge Water Park NE until this video baffles me. I live in Massachusetts so I looked up the New England water park location to see where it was and I was in disbelief that it is in Fitchburg 😂
If you grew up in Chicago or the Chcagoland area as I and my brother did, you quickly realize just how many Families take a Week or 3-Day Weekend trip to The Wisconsin Dells! The obvious highlight being Noah's Ark! Its almost like a right of passage! Our Family, as well as a few of my Anuts and Uncles and their Families, traveled up to "The Dells" 5 times in my childhood. Every single time we would run into someone we knew from our neighborhood. While there were times that Noah's Ark was just unbelievably packed with people, there are still enough rides and other attractions that made it worth the trip every time!
@CanobieCoaster Your reviews are by far the best! Keep it up! I hope you are able to make to each and every Water Park, Amusement Park, Major Attraction in the World! You seem to genuinely enjoy your time at each location, so here's hoping you get to make this a career of Reviewing: ▪︎ Water Parks ▪︎ Amusement Parks ▪︎ Various Attractions and Monuments ▪︎ Major Vacation Destinations ▪︎ Hidden Gems (for vacationers) ▪︎ and just about any other Place or Attraction that you hope to visit one day! If you one day decide to expand the number and variety of places you visit and review, I guarantee this channel will grow exponentially! Have a great day, and good luck!
Have you managed to visit Lost Island's water park yet? I've heard great things about it and it's been voted as one of the best in the country by a few publications but it wouldn't surprise me if you're waiting for their theme park to open to make the trip out to Iowa
For me personally i have the world water park as my local water park! It may be lower on your list but its always been my favourite water park to go to scince i live close to it. Fir me it would be number one just because its the best so far for me and it gives me a chilling and freedomesk nostalgia everytime i visit 😄😊😄
My faviorite is Siam Park (Tenerife). Personally, I preferred it to Aquaventure (in 2016) because of the layouts of the slides themselves (e.g. I would even rank Singha above Krakatau at Volcano Bay), but also because they are all located on a natural hillside. Volcano Bay might have theming that ist at least as good, but the slide towers outside of the volcano can never match a terrain setting. In addition, you get a lot for your money at Siam Park compared to the UAE parks and Volcano Bay.
I visited the original Atlantis Aquaventure in The Bahamas back in 2010, but I was so young that I was scared to go on anything. I rode one water coaster with my family but that’s it. I really want to go back to experience it again now that I’ll get on all the slides. I also distinctly remember The Current rapids river and getting separated from my family on it.
Great list. Hopefully you'll get a chance to visit Schlitterbahn in New Braunfels at some point. It's a very weird and quirky layout because the park crosses the town. The newer area has a typical layout with my personal favorite water coaster. The older are is really charming and odd and fits into the woods. They even (at least last time I was there) have a water slide that uses river water that then flows back into the river. The slide isn't high on thrills but it's really cool. I'll throw in two additional parks that are personal favorites. Ranging Waters in San Demas, CA is very solid. Also, Water Country USA has a great line up. It's nicely themed but sort of weird because it really likes the 1960s beach vibe but it's set in the woods. It also has a few steep walk ways which can be an issue if you have a stroller.
@@CanobieCoaster In 2014 when the Ed Hart & his team doubled the size of Hurricane Bay including the worlds tallest trapdoor slide (at the time) it really made the water park elite with just as much to do in Hurricane Bay as the dry rides at the Kingdom. However I think it is time that they do an expansion to it. Maybe another water coaster that is more reliable could work well.
New England's Great Wolf is A tier for GWLs. Williamsburg's GWL isn't horrible but Water Country, USA is where it's at down here. Nice list. Volcano Bay is my personal #1.
This is a very agreeable list, but I'm just bummed that Water Country USA didn't make. Of the water parks I've been to (only 4), it ranks 2nd to Volcano Bay, but it may only be ahead of Aquatica because of the meh experience I had there
There is close to the USA the special park in the Bahamas with the sharks slide! Its on atlantis hotel, which also has amazing hotel and casino. *Never been in Bahamas
If you like GWL Fitchburg I recommend you check out GWL Mason by kings island. Although it doesn’t have wolf tail or howlin tornado. It was a strong water coaster and more slides like a toilet bowl and mini funnel. Also I’m completely curious to hear why you like gwl over kalahari great video though👍
@@CanobieCoaster It is one of the Biggest water/spa resort in Germany With lots of cool slides. And it contains Europs longest water slide which is also the longest closed tube slide in world (360m). And a nice outdoor Halfpipe slide
Europe has some great water parks! Most of them I do not remember by name but are on Italy, Greece, Cyrpus and Spain-Mediterranean countries. But there are few great indoor ones more north: Tkipiad in Duinrell-Netherlands. I have been to it-its great, both indoor at ourdoor Alpamare in Switchzerland Siam park-the famous one on Tenrfie-very far from rest of europe The tropical one in Gemrnay Aquariaz in France Aquapark in France-A very unique on a natural water source! Port adventure has a nice one
"Tropical Islands" (Germany) is one of the *worst* bigger water parks for slide enthusiasts in whole europe. Yes, its big...but its more of a "tropical resort", than a typical "water park", where you pay for. By far die best and most indoor water parks in europe are located in Germany and Poland: -SUNTAGO Park of Poland | (Poland) -Therme (GALAXY) Erding | (Germany) And by far the best ones for Body slides, Turboslides and adrenaline junkies: -Tikibad Duinrell | (The Netherlands) -Alpamare Pfäffikon | (Switzerland) -Kristall Palm Beach | (Germany)
Let's Compare; 15. 2020: Hurricane Harbor at Great Escape 2021: Aquatica Orlando 14. 2020: Hurricane Bay at Kentucky Kingdom 2021: Disney's Typhoon Lagoon 13. 2020: Kalahari Round Rock 2021: Great Wolf Lodge New England 12. 2020: Whale's Tale 2021: Disney's Blizzard Beach 11. 2020: Aquatica Orlando 2021: Wild Wadi 10. 2020: Disney's Typhoon Lagoon 2021: Rulantica 9. 2020: Disney's Blizzard Beach 2021: Whale's Tale 8. 2020: Wild Wadi 2021: Dollywood's Splash Country 7. 2020: Noah's Ark 2021: World Waterpark 6. 2020: Dollywood's Splash Country 2021: Splashin' Safari 5. 2020: World Waterpark 2021: Noah's Ark 4. 2020: Splashin' Safari 2021: Universal's Volcano Bay 3. Yas Waterworld 2. DreamWorks Waterpark 1. Aquaventure at Atlantis The Palm. You should do a bigger countdown when you visit more waterparks in the future. Until then I was surprised to see Volcano Bay ranked so high on the lst because you didn't sound too impressed in your review of the park. But I do have two questions that came up after hearing Rulantica is the only waterpark in Europe you've been to. First, do you have interest in visiting the waterpark at Alton Towers in the future? And secondly, are you also interested in visiting the new Oceana when it opens at Liseberg in 2024 (assuming that's when it opens)? One more thing, if I had known you'd be visiting Poland, I would've recommended this waterpark called Suntago Water World in Wrecza. It has a pretty huge waterslide collection if you want to see for yourself. ruclips.net/video/LhgYt76QYOs/видео.html
Volcano Bay does a lot well, you just need to be careful with crowds. I tried going to the Alton Towers one, but it had the same hours as the theme park, which were quite limited. The Lisebeg one looks like it could be cool.
@@CanobieCoaster I don't understand why European parks don't stay open as long as American parks do. I especially don't understand that when half of the Alton Towers Waterpark is indoors. So weird.
So you been to 51 different Water Parks, how comes you didn't do at least a top 20 video?? lol Also know you been to Blackpool- and know you know of Water Park there-Sandcastle but you never been there??-as that park is one of the biggest in Europe!
@@benjacobs574 Yea I stand corrected, one of biggest in UK not Europe! However I disagree it has pretty average water flume collection-least you didn't say it was below average or would of been trouble lol I think some of them are average and some over average + I do really like the Sea Breeze Spa/Waterfalls Cafe-etc Where in UK you from Ben?? 😁🏊🏻♂️
@@CanobieCoaster Fair enough, well when you go Blackpool next go to Sandcastle! Sure you saw the outside of it when you was in Blackpool can't miss it lol And sure you checked website etc
So glad there is finally a forum where I can rant about how little investment Disney puts into their waterparks. As far as I'm aware the only slides added after their inital construction lies at just Crush N Gusher & the new family raft slide in Typhoon Lagoon. With Volcano Bay seemingly being a much superior experience, with rumors for more expansion on the way, I really hope Disney steps up the game! If any water park could use some high-tech water coasters...
It's surprising Blizzard Beach hasn't gotten anything.
Despite all of the land they own, Disney seems to be so conservative with their expansions to the point they'd rather cannibalize existing attractions and experiences to build new ones; not only removing old fan favorites in the process but also technically removing park capacity by having one new attraction instead of two; one old one new. Versus Universal which had to go out of its way to purchase a huge tract of land of which they are gonna build not only a new theme park but also new hotels and shopping street. Disney's been complacent for way too long to the point that their half-hearted attempts to try and bring people back are just coming back as lame lol.
That first picture of Wild Wadi is awesome! You can see Burj Al Arab from a water park and that’s a beautiful view.
The parks over there are gorgeous.
My number one is Adventure Island. It doesn’t necessarily have the best slides, but it is really fun with a diverse collection of attractions and doesn’t have the atrocious crowds of Volcano Bay. Colossal Curl is awesome.
How does it compare to Aquatica (if you’ve been)? I’m debating between which of Adventure Island and Aquatica to visit this summer
@@adambuckler1398 I have not been to Aquatica yet.
I've heard that place needs heavy upkeep and maintenance and that there's a bee problem lol
I haven't visited that one yet.
@@adambuckler1398 I prefer Aquatica because it has a better slide lineup but I haven't been to Adventure Island in nearly two decades so I am not sure how the operations are there today but I remember the atmosphere at both parks are incredibly similar. For now I'd still say Aquatica if you only have time for one but if you can visit both, do it.
I went to Atlantis Aquaventure in the Bahamas, and even though I didn’t ride much, I absolutely enjoyed that place. It’s home to a tube slide that lets you float through a shark tunnel, and it’s overall a fantastic park with fantastic slides. Nice video!
I’ve been to a lot of parks and it’s easily my favorite waterpark. Even though it doesn’t have near as great of collection but what it has is still great and the scenery and views are breathtaking definitely my number one park
Thanks!
It's easily my favorite waterpark anywhere. It may not have a big slide collection but the atmosphere is amazing and I could easily go down the slides they presently have all day without ever getting board.
You've gotta try out Schlitterbahn in new Braunfels, TX. That park is legendary & beautiful.
I hope to get there this year.
Thank you for the video..
Wild wadi in Dubi omg all the babies should be able to go there and ball out 😍🤩
Every park looks like so much fun. It'll be some hungry babies after lol.
The water parks in Dubai are amazing.
My favorite water park is easily Aquaventure at Atlantis in the Bahamas! Great video!
That looks awesome.
The tallest slide of your top1 is a copy from one in Spain. The park is called Siam park, check it out for the future, it’s so cool!
Siam Park is one that always gets a lot of praise.
I don't know if I'll ever get to Siam Park because of its location, but it looks amazing.
I'm not much of a waterpark guy, have not even been to Disney's or Universal's, but the best one I've been to is Adventure Cove in Singapore. There are wildlife-encounter activities I didn't do, but the standout for me was a gigantic lazy river that winds around the whole park and tunnels through giant aquarium tanks with stingrays and such.
That sounds sweet.
I want to throw a bonus qualifier out to World Water Park in Edmonton. You mentioned that the park is great for body slides, but I want to point out to anyone reading that not only are they fun, but they are the smoothest body slides I have ever ridden. Despite the slides being over 30 years old, you won't feel a single crease on your back on those slides, which makes for a much more care free experience.
I agree they're smooth.
I'm surprised you put the Dream Works park above Volcano Bay. Guess I'll have to check it out sometime. Volcano Bay is easily the best I've been to! The theming and slide collection are incredible.
DreamWorks is superior for the deeper slide lineup and less lines.
Still mad that Typhoon Lagoon got rid of Shark Reef. How many parks have something like that?
Not many.
What bothers me is that they haven't replaced it with anything yet. A kids play structure would be my first choice.
Siam park, Tenerife, Canary Islands. One of the best in the world, but always forgotten.
I hope to get there someday!
My favorite is rapids in Florida, they have a slide called pirates plunge, it’s an 80 foot tall body slide one side has a plunge at the end while the other side has a tight hilux that made me grey out. Baby blue is a fun body bowl slide. Black and big thunder are funnel slides. Mega mayhem is a dueling water coaster replacing the old yellar mat slide, it was super tame but was dug into in a hill. Raging rapids has a tripple down with airtime. Big red is a bullet bowl. That’s just half of there slides
Sounds like a good park.
If Krakatau aqua coaster was considered a coaster it would rank inside my top 20
It's better than most coasters.
Holy cow that’s how good it is then
the hurricane at the wilderness in wisconsin dells is the best proslide tornado by far, or at least it used to be. it operated with strobe lights and thunder sounds, as seen in TUBERIDES’s video of it. it no longer operates with these effects after its staircase was remodeled.
Sounds like a sweet version! It's a shame the effects aren't used.
Another great video dude ! My favourite water park was galaxy erding in Munich Germany 🇩🇪:)
I've never heard of that place.
@@CanobieCoaster That suprises me. Think Galaxy Erding is the Place with the Most Slides in whole of Europe.
It’s my #3 bucketlist Europe waterpark behind Siam park and rulantica
I never heard of it before tbh but when I went to Munich for football game I saw a brochure for it and thought I'd check it out. I wasn't disappointed. The slide complex aswell as the more relaxed tropical area were stunning .
Strongly recommend you to visit some of the Brazilian waterparks. I've visited both Disney waterparks and Aquatica, and I've preferred to go to Thermas dos Laranjais and Beach Park, which are definitely elite waterparks (they're both waterparks resorts, with Beach Park being by one of Brazil's best beaches). Plus, Wet n Wild features the 2nd tallest capsule slide, and the tallest waterslide in the world is at Aldeia das Águas.
Maybe one day!
Water parks are cool for hp days usually in the summer. Iv been to a couple. They don't even compare to amusement parks but they are still cool to go to, as long as there is my Mat Racer, I'm happy.
Hershey's water park is always slammed.
My favourite is Aphrodite Waterpark in Paphos,Cyprus.there are so many fun rides like the Aqua Infinity and the Crazy cone!im currently at cyprus and going this wednesday!Im ecstatic!!
I'll have to check it out.
As I am from Europe the most stunning aquapark I visited was "Rulantica" from Europa-Park so much beautifull scenery and it's amazing at night.
We don't have any waterparks here in America that have that great of theming as Rulantica does. I am a bit jealous of that actually.
That place was beautiful.
The fact that I graduated school at Fitchburg State University so I lived there for 4 years and I have never heard of Great Wolf Lodge Water Park NE until this video baffles me. I live in Massachusetts so I looked up the New England water park location to see where it was and I was in disbelief that it is in Fitchburg 😂
Wow!
my number 1 is atlantis aquaventure in the bahamas. the atmosphere and theming is unbeatable
If that one is like the Dubai one, it should be awesome.
If you grew up in Chicago or the Chcagoland area as I and my brother did, you quickly realize just how many Families take a Week or 3-Day Weekend trip to The Wisconsin Dells!
The obvious highlight being Noah's Ark!
Its almost like a right of passage!
Our Family, as well as a few of my Anuts and Uncles and their Families, traveled up to "The Dells" 5 times in my childhood. Every single time we would run into someone we knew from our neighborhood.
While there were times that Noah's Ark was just unbelievably packed with people, there are still enough rides and other attractions that made it worth the trip every time!
I agree it has a great lineup.
@CanobieCoaster Your reviews are by far the best!
Keep it up! I hope you are able to make to each and every Water Park, Amusement Park, Major Attraction in the World!
You seem to genuinely enjoy your time at each location, so here's hoping you get to make this a career of Reviewing:
▪︎ Water Parks
▪︎ Amusement Parks
▪︎ Various Attractions and Monuments
▪︎ Major Vacation Destinations
▪︎ Hidden Gems (for vacationers)
▪︎ and just about any other Place or Attraction that you hope to visit one day!
If you one day decide to expand the number and variety of places you visit and review, I guarantee this channel will grow exponentially!
Have a great day, and good luck!
Have you managed to visit Lost Island's water park yet? I've heard great things about it and it's been voted as one of the best in the country by a few publications but it wouldn't surprise me if you're waiting for their theme park to open to make the trip out to Iowa
I’ve always wanted to go here. The problem is I’m from pa and I have no idea when I’ll be in iowa😂 that water coaster looks amazing tho
I haven't yet, but maybe when I check out the theme park.
For me personally i have the world water park as my local water park! It may be lower on your list but its always been my favourite water park to go to scince i live close to it. Fir me it would be number one just because its the best so far for me and it gives me a chilling and freedomesk nostalgia everytime i visit 😄😊😄
I really like that water park. The large slide tower is great!
My faviorite is Siam Park (Tenerife). Personally, I preferred it to Aquaventure (in 2016) because of the layouts of the slides themselves (e.g. I would even rank Singha above Krakatau at Volcano Bay), but also because they are all located on a natural hillside. Volcano Bay might have theming that ist at least as good, but the slide towers outside of the volcano can never match a terrain setting. In addition, you get a lot for your money at Siam Park compared to the UAE parks and Volcano Bay.
I hope to get there someday.
I visited the original Atlantis Aquaventure in The Bahamas back in 2010, but I was so young that I was scared to go on anything. I rode one water coaster with my family but that’s it. I really want to go back to experience it again now that I’ll get on all the slides. I also distinctly remember The Current rapids river and getting separated from my family on it.
I want to get to that one at some point.
My number one is Water World at Waldameer. There's a diverse collection of water slides and has been agressively expanding in the past several years
I've only done the dry park there.
Just found this channel and you are great!!! Any Kalahari Waterparks deserve a mention?
My favorire of those is the Dells location.
@@CanobieCoaster have you been since Sandusky opened the new outdoor section?
Great list. Hopefully you'll get a chance to visit Schlitterbahn in New Braunfels at some point. It's a very weird and quirky layout because the park crosses the town. The newer area has a typical layout with my personal favorite water coaster. The older are is really charming and odd and fits into the woods. They even (at least last time I was there) have a water slide that uses river water that then flows back into the river. The slide isn't high on thrills but it's really cool.
I'll throw in two additional parks that are personal favorites. Ranging Waters in San Demas, CA is very solid. Also, Water Country USA has a great line up. It's nicely themed but sort of weird because it really likes the 1960s beach vibe but it's set in the woods. It also has a few steep walk ways which can be an issue if you have a stroller.
I hope to get to Schlitterbahn this year.
Siam park in Tenerife in Spain is incredible
It looks it.
The first two that come to mind for me is Splashin Safari & Hurricane Bay.
Those are the two water parks I love the most.
Both have good slide lineups.
@@CanobieCoaster In 2014 when the Ed Hart & his team doubled the size of Hurricane Bay including the worlds tallest trapdoor slide (at the time) it really made the water park elite with just as much to do in Hurricane Bay as the dry rides at the Kingdom.
However I think it is time that they do an expansion to it. Maybe another water coaster that is more reliable could work well.
I just went to Coco Cay today and it is definitely my favourite water park I’ve visited out of four. The lineup is so strong!
Which CoCo Key?
@@CanobieCoaster I think he's talking about the one in Orlando.
New England's Great Wolf is A tier for GWLs. Williamsburg's GWL isn't horrible but Water Country, USA is where it's at down here. Nice list. Volcano Bay is my personal #1.
I still need to get to Water Country USA.
@@CanobieCoaster if you ever do, recommend the cutback water coaster.
This is a very agreeable list, but I'm just bummed that Water Country USA didn't make. Of the water parks I've been to (only 4), it ranks 2nd to Volcano Bay, but it may only be ahead of Aquatica because of the meh experience I had there
I haven't been to Water Country USA yet.
Nice list! If you ever come to Texas, try to go to Schlitterbahn New Branfuels. Amazing water park that you can easily spend 2 days at!
I hope to get there.
There is close to the USA the special park in the Bahamas with the sharks slide! Its on atlantis hotel, which also has amazing hotel and casino.
*Never been in Bahamas
If it's like the Dubai Atlantis, it should be amazing.
How about action park in New Jersey that’s now called mountain creek
I visited that park after I made this list. It would have placed in the top 10.
Do you know why speed slide hurt your back after a few rides (mainly scorpions tail)
It depends on the joints.
If you like GWL Fitchburg I recommend you check out GWL Mason by kings island. Although it doesn’t have wolf tail or howlin tornado. It was a strong water coaster and more slides like a toilet bowl and mini funnel. Also I’m completely curious to hear why you like gwl over kalahari great video though👍
Kalahari's operations were annoying and Great Wolf Lodge had better top tier slides.
I agree Atlantis Dubai
Such an amazing park.
Have you ever been to Galaxy Erding ? Would highly recommend !!!
Never heard of it.
@@CanobieCoaster It is one of the Biggest water/spa resort in Germany With lots of cool slides. And it contains Europs longest water slide which is also the longest closed tube slide in world (360m). And a nice outdoor Halfpipe slide
Need to check out siam waterpark at tenerife
Maybe one day!
Al montazah water park sharjah is so wonderful
I'll have to look it up.
Did u visited al montazah water park just visit very nice place of UAE sharjha
I have not.
Europe has some great water parks! Most of them I do not remember by name but are on Italy, Greece, Cyrpus and Spain-Mediterranean countries.
But there are few great indoor ones more north:
Tkipiad in Duinrell-Netherlands. I have been to it-its great, both indoor at ourdoor
Alpamare in Switchzerland
Siam park-the famous one on Tenrfie-very far from rest of europe
The tropical one in Gemrnay
Aquariaz in France
Aquapark in France-A very unique on a natural water source!
Port adventure has a nice one
I've been prioritizing theme parks in my Europe trips thus far.
"Tropical Islands" (Germany) is one of the *worst* bigger water parks for slide enthusiasts in whole europe.
Yes, its big...but its more of a "tropical resort", than a typical "water park", where you pay for.
By far die best and most indoor water parks in europe are located in Germany and Poland:
-SUNTAGO Park of Poland | (Poland)
-Therme (GALAXY) Erding | (Germany)
And by far the best ones for Body slides, Turboslides and adrenaline junkies:
-Tikibad Duinrell | (The Netherlands)
-Alpamare Pfäffikon | (Switzerland)
-Kristall Palm Beach | (Germany)
You should try out Siam Park in Tenerife. it looks amazing.
I hope to someday.
You didnt visit the one next to portaventura? That one and Rulantica are deffenitely my 2 favourites by a long shot!
I skipped the PortAventura one since the slide lineup didn't seem to have any unique thrill slides.
@@CanobieCoaster Thry don't. El Torrente, there raft slide is my favourite there, but nothing unique. But it is a really good water park!
Aw, you saved the best for last: Shawn Sanbrooke! 😂
Yup
What about water country in NH near wales tale
Fun park, but these ones are better.
I have been to kalahari also typhoon lagoon
Nice!
@@CanobieCoaster the one in Sandusky Ohio
and meryal's going to come in and make this entire list obsolete
Who?
For me siampark in Spain is the best waterpark
I've heard that's awesome.
Siam Park Tenerife👍🏾
Hope to visit there one day!
Volcano Bay is my #1 overall
Understandable!
Let's Compare;
15. 2020: Hurricane Harbor at Great Escape
2021: Aquatica Orlando
14. 2020: Hurricane Bay at Kentucky Kingdom
2021: Disney's Typhoon Lagoon
13. 2020: Kalahari Round Rock
2021: Great Wolf Lodge New England
12. 2020: Whale's Tale
2021: Disney's Blizzard Beach
11. 2020: Aquatica Orlando
2021: Wild Wadi
10. 2020: Disney's Typhoon Lagoon
2021: Rulantica
9. 2020: Disney's Blizzard Beach
2021: Whale's Tale
8. 2020: Wild Wadi
2021: Dollywood's Splash Country
7. 2020: Noah's Ark
2021: World Waterpark
6. 2020: Dollywood's Splash Country
2021: Splashin' Safari
5. 2020: World Waterpark
2021: Noah's Ark
4. 2020: Splashin' Safari
2021: Universal's Volcano Bay
3. Yas Waterworld
2. DreamWorks Waterpark
1. Aquaventure at Atlantis The Palm.
You should do a bigger countdown when you visit more waterparks in the future. Until then I was surprised to see Volcano Bay ranked so high on the lst because you didn't sound too impressed in your review of the park. But I do have two questions that came up after hearing Rulantica is the only waterpark in Europe you've been to. First, do you have interest in visiting the waterpark at Alton Towers in the future? And secondly, are you also interested in visiting the new Oceana when it opens at Liseberg in 2024 (assuming that's when it opens)? One more thing, if I had known you'd be visiting Poland, I would've recommended this waterpark called Suntago Water World in Wrecza. It has a pretty huge waterslide collection if you want to see for yourself.
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Volcano Bay does a lot well, you just need to be careful with crowds. I tried going to the Alton Towers one, but it had the same hours as the theme park, which were quite limited. The Lisebeg one looks like it could be cool.
@@CanobieCoaster I don't understand why European parks don't stay open as long as American parks do. I especially don't understand that when half of the Alton Towers Waterpark is indoors. So weird.
Someone give blizzard beach a new damn slide please!!!
Hopefully!
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What about Japanese ones? They have some really strong ones
I only did dry parks there.
The best one in the world was iceland waterpark in rak uae but they destroyed 😅
Oh no!
Yasssssssss lmao
Enjoy!
So you been to 51 different Water Parks, how comes you didn't do at least a top 20 video?? lol
Also know you been to Blackpool- and know you know of Water Park there-Sandcastle but you never been there??-as that park is one of the biggest in Europe!
I had limited footage for a few of the water parks that came next. When I was in Blackpool, I just went to Pleasure Beach and South Pier.
One of the biggest in the UK, definitely not in Europe. And has a pretty average slide collection, even compared to some newer ones in the UK.
@@benjacobs574 Yea I stand corrected, one of biggest in UK not Europe!
However I disagree it has pretty average water flume collection-least you didn't say it was below average or would of been trouble lol
I think some of them are average and some over average + I do really like the Sea Breeze Spa/Waterfalls Cafe-etc
Where in UK you from Ben?? 😁🏊🏻♂️
@@CanobieCoaster Fair enough, well when you go Blackpool next go to Sandcastle!
Sure you saw the outside of it when you was in Blackpool can't miss it lol
And sure you checked website etc