Every bump is another dollar in the pocket of the local chiropractor.

There aren’t a lot of rules governing what can and can’t be done on a waterslide. So long as it doesn’t kill people and you can convince someone to sign away all their rights with a waiver, it’s generally fair game. This can lead to the invention of some pretty dangerous waterslides. For example, the famous looping waterslide at New Jersey’s Action Park.

It can also lead to the creation of less deadly, but still incredibly painful waterslides. To offer another example, this waterslide decides to end with a jagged line, causing whoever rides it to flip and bump into every single edge possible.