Action Park 1983 - You will come to know fear.

This enclosed, near-vertical water slide with a 360-degree loop opened around May 28, 1983. It was so dangerous that employees were reportedly paid $100 to test it. As for the rest of the park, watch Darwin's law of natural selection in action. Either prove your worth or you may not make it out the exit again.

The Alpine Slide: A 2,700-foot concrete and fiberglass track where riders used poorly maintained sleds. In 1980, it had already caused the park's first fatality.

The Tidal Wave Pool: Known as "The Grave Pool," it required 12 lifeguards on duty at all times who often performed up to 60 rescues on a single busy weekend.

The Kayak Experience: This ride featured live underwater electric fans to create rapids; it was permanently closed just a year earlier, in 1982, after a guest was electrocuted.

Battle Action Tanks: A Motorworld attraction where guests could shoot tennis balls at high speed each other from tanks, often resulting in significant injuries.