Some extreme in the Ramayana waterpark, Thailand Could you please correct my notes. Thank you Today, I spent a day in the Ramayana waterpark, which is the biggest in Thai and 20th in the world. I have been in many waterparks but all of them are located in Europe. The Ramayana is so different in regards of extreme; this is why I like it very much. There were 6 of us ( 3 couples) but only my husband, one of our friends and me slide/rode from two the most extreme slides located together. The first one was freefall from an opened tube approximately as high as five -floor building under 90 degrees angle. Perhaps, as I’m excited about extreme activities and it’s a kind of norm for me, I wasn’t scared and didn’t feel any adrenaline. However, the second tube was thrilled even for me. It’s a rather long tube, where you are placed in a capsule and launch as a missile. Firstly, you fall sharply down, then up in a speedy regime with a few heavy turns; so I even closed my eyes being scared. I like some other slides in the Ramayana such as a tube where you slide down then up like on a mountain but it’s just about fun, not having adrenaline. I’m not good at physics, so I have no ideas how it’s possible to calculate and create these attractions but I think, it might “ wake up” children’s interests to physics and math.