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This Chinese water park covers nearly 1 million square feet and counting. It includes some of the tallest and fastest water rides in the world, but the main attraction is The Behemoth Bowl.

Wet n Wild Orlando is a great place to beat the Florida heat. The most popular ride, The Brain Wash, contains a 53 foot drop into a domed funnel.

Everything s bigger in Texas, which means its largest water park must be enormous. Schlitterbahn, which means slippery road in German, certainly lives up to its name with its wide array of waterslides in South Padre, New Braunfels, and Galveston.

One of the largest water parks in the U.S., Noah s Ark covers 70 acres and includes more than 60 waterslides. Sting Ray, one of the park s most popular waterslides, resembles a giant half pipe.

As if the Caribbean wasn t relaxing enough, Las Cascadas in Puerto Rico boasts a lazy river, a wave pool, and several tranquil swimming spots to enhance the experience.

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This Virginia water park features a 1950s theme reminiscent of the Beach Boys era. Aside from traditional water park rides, the park is also home to river rafting and flume rides.

Water World in Denver, Colorado successfully blurs the line between water park and theme park. Beware of dinosaurs, mummies, and pirates on some of its water rides if you visit!

With humorous ride names like Head Rush and The Wedgie, Splashtown Waterpark in San Antonio, Texas has no trouble competing with nearby Schlitterbahn. Its lazy river, speed down slides, and giant kids play area satisfy even the toughest critics.

The 30+ rides and attractions definitely won t leave visitors of this North Carolina water park disappointed. Thrill seekers will love the park s newest ride called The Edge an electrifying half pipe tube ride.