The video is a tour of some of the world's most incredible waterslides. It starts with the 'l'epau' waterslide in the Bahamas, a pyramid-shaped slide that ends in a pool with live sharks. The speaker encourages viewers to subscribe to the channel and gives a brief introduction to the next waterslide, located in Italy. This slide, while not the fastest or longest, appears normal until you realize you can fall directly into the Mediterranean Sea.
The video then moves to Dubai, where it introduces the 'Jumeirah Smell it' waterslide, which takes water from 32 meters high with a length of 104 meters. The slide involves lying down and falling feet-first.
The video also mentions the 'Prosad Tornado 60' waterslide in Thailand, which has a vortex shape and is 40 meters high. It then talks about the 'Cruz Brazil' waterslide in Brazil, which has a descent speed of more than 80 kilometers per hour.
The video ends with the 'Verlo Kit' waterslide in Germany, which is the tallest in the world at over 51 meters. It also mentions a child who unfortunately died while using this waterslide in 2016. The speaker encourages viewers to like, share, and comment on the video, and to follow the channel on social media.
1. The video showcases some of the most incredible waterslides in the world.
2. One of the waterslides mentioned is located in a resort in the Bahamas and is shaped like a pyramid. It is approximately 18 meters high and 60 meters long.
3. This waterslide goes inside a pool with live sharks, providing an adrenaline rush.
4. Another waterslide mentioned is in Italy, and while it doesn't fall directly into the Mediterranean sea, it does look like a normal waterslide.
5. The video also mentions a waterslide in Dubai, which is 32 meters high and 104 meters long. The slide allows you to fall lying down and land on your feet.
6. The video mentions the 'prosad tornado 60', a very large slide with a vortex shape that is 40 meters high.
7. Another waterslide mentioned is in Poland and is called 'multimedia slide'. It is built to look like a portal to another dimension and is full of flashing lights.
8. The video also mentions the 'double waters', which are the fastest and highest in the world.
9. In Brazil, there is a waterslide called 'Saint Jacques' which is approximately 41 meters high and can reach a speed of 105 kilometers per hour.
10. The video also mentions a waterslide in Barra de Piraí in Rio de Janeiro, which is almost 50 meters high and was built in 1999.
11. The video concludes by mentioning 'verlo kit', the largest waterslide in the world with more than 51 meters high, located in Germany.