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Deluge

The first water coaster pushed by magnets instead of jets. It closed in 2021 but is still standing.The first magnetic-launch water coaster (ProSlide HydroMAGNETIC Rocket): 57 ft tall, 890 ft long, four-person tubes. Closed in 2021 and stands unused.

↕17 mtall
↔271 mlong
πŸ“…2007opened Β· closed 2021
πŸ“πŸ‡ΊπŸ‡ΈLouisville, Kentucky, United States
🚦Closed / removedstatus

πŸ†Records & awards

  • First hydromagnetic water coaster

πŸ“How tall is 17 m?

πŸ§’1.2 mYouπŸ¦’5.5 mGiraffe🏠8.0 mA houseπŸ›17 mDeluge

🧡How long is 271 m?

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5.4 swimming poolsOlympic pools laid end to end (50 m each)
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2.6 football pitchesLong ones, 105 m each
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542 stepsIf you walked it instead of sliding

πŸ—ΊοΈWhere is it?

Kentucky Kingdom & Hurricane Bay, Louisville, Kentucky, United States. Show on the World Slide Map β†’

Sources: Guinness World Records, manufacturer and park announcements, Coasterpedia, Wikipedia, Blooloop and news reports; last reviewed September 2026. Spot an error?