Measuring 4,283.701 m (14,054.14 ft), the ride was crowned the longest in the world on June 9 by Guinness World Records.

The tallest water slide in the world is Kilimanjaro at Aldeia das Águas Park Resort in Brazil - built in 2002, it measures 49.9m (163 feet) in height.

Schlitterbahn Kansas City Water Park is to reopen Wednesday as grief, shock and questions sweep through the community after the death of 10-year-old Caleb Thomas Schwab on the world’s tallest ...

Rodvia BR 393, KM 270 Barra do Pirai, Brazil 27160-000 (24) 2433-1122 www.aldeiadasaguasresort.com.br First opened in 2002, Kilimanjaro stood as the world's tallest water slide for more than 12 years.

In April, officials from Guinness World Records measured it and it came in at 168 feet, 7 inches. That beats the Kilimanjaro water slide in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, which measures 163 feet 9 inches.

The slide is 2.38 meters (8 feet) higher than the previous tallest slide, Kilimanjaro in Barra Do Pirai, Brazil, taller than Niagara Falls and the Statue of Liberty, and steeper than any ski slope.

Kilimanjaro, Aldeia das Águas Park Resort, Brazil: Presently the world's tallest water slide, Aldeia das Águas Park Resort's Kilimanjaro achieves speeds of nearly 100 kilometers per hour and is ...

The speed slide, which only lasts about four to five seconds, held the Guinness Book of World records title before Kilimanjaro. (Courtesy: Ricardo Mendonça Ferreira) 3. Spacemaker, Italy Height ...

On Friday, officials from Guinness measured it and it came in at 168 feet, 7 inches. That beats the Kilimanjaro water slide in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, which measures 163 feet 9 inches.

The Verrückt, soon-to-be the world's tallest water slide at a towering 17 stories, or nearly 170 feet tall, was built in New Braunfels and will open later this year at Schlitterbahn Water Park in ...

According to Guinness World Records, the world's tallest water slide is the Kilimanjaro in Barra do Piraí, which is 164 feet high.