Xtreme Waterparks - Season 1
Season 1
Episodes
Getting Wet in Brazil
See the Insano, a 65-mph slide in Brazil. Then in Vermont, the world's largest, indoor, near-vertical looping slide. Finally, take a ride on Edmonton's Center of Gravity, the world's only indoor bungee jump into water - a terrifying leap of 10 stories.
Getting Wet in Phoenix
Visit Area 47, an extreme waterpark playground at the base of the Austrian Alps. Then see what happens when a crazed ride operator tortures sliders on a 40 mph near-vertical drop on The Bomb Bay in Orlando. Finally, in Phoenix, 2 ASU co-eds ride the Constrictor.
Getting Wet in Germany
Take a ride down the world's tallest water slide in Brazil, then ride a monster tube that throws you down 3 stories in 12 seconds in Texas. Finally, in Germany, race down a slide built for speed with the world's fastest slider.
Getting Wet in Italy
Take a spin on the world's tallest raft ride in Venice, Italy. Then try out the Master Blaster in Texas, a ride that revolutionized water coaster technology. Finally, in Costa Rica, the only slide in the world that runs through a rainforest.
Getting Wet in Denver
See the world's largest indoor waterpark located in a blimp hangar in Germany. Then, cruise the world's longest water ride in San Antonio. And in Denver, take a ride that sends you back to the prehistoric ages.
Getting Wet in Jersey
Ride the tallest halfpipe in the world at Aquatica in Texas. Then slide, dive and swing into New Jersey's Mountain Creek Waterpark. Finally, brave the world's only double looping water slide at Wave Water World in Austria.
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