User:Kolventra/sandbox

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  Water trampoline (from Trampoline)
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  Simple body slides, into a large swimming pool (from Water slide)
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  A funnel slide and water coaster at WhiteWater World on the Gold Coast, Australia (from Water slide)
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  A collection of inline tube slides at WhiteWater World on the Gold Coast, Australia (from Water slide)
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  House of Air Trampoline Park in San Francisco (from Trampoline)
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  A ProSlide Tornado at Wet'n'Wild Gold Coast on the Gold Coast, Australia (from Water slide)
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  A typical inflatable castle during the fair in Muurame, Finland, in 2013 (from Inflatable castle)
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  Example of a bungee setup; small, no trampoline version. (from Trampoline)
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  Boy riding a water tube slide at The Colony Park in The Colony, Texas (from Water slide)
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  A multi-lane racer at WhiteWater World on the Gold Coast, Australia (from Water slide)
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  A collection of water slides at Wet'n'Wild Gold Coast on the Gold Coast, Australia. The outer two are traditional inline tube slides while the centre three are body speed slides. (from Water slide)
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  "Shoot the Chutes" at Wonderland Amusement Park in Indianapolis, 1906 (from Water slide)
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  Mini-trampoline (from Trampoline)
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  With safety nets, the risk of falling off the trampoline is reduced. (from Trampoline)
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  An example of a water slide bowl attraction (from Water slide)
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  A family rafting water slide attraction at Formosa Fun Coast in Taiwan (from Water slide)
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  Sky Drop at Plopsaqua, Belgium (from Water slide)
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  Iñupiat blanket toss during the Nalukataq festival in Utqiagvik, Alaska (2006) (from Trampoline)
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  A youth bouncing on a trampoline (from Trampoline)
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  A child-sized inflatable obstacle course (from Inflatable castle)
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  Competition trampoline, folded for transport (from Trampoline)
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  Inuit blanket toss in Wainwright, Alaska (1922–1923), during Amundsen's Maud Expedition (from Trampoline)
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  Water slide at Toledo Beach, Michigan, 1911 (from Water slide)
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  A half-pipe at the Serena Waterpark in Lahnus, Espoo, Finland (from Water slide)
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  Magnified view of a bounce mat (from Trampoline)
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  A speed slide at Beach Park in Brazil (from Water slide)
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  "Wild Water Rampage" at Dogpatch USA, an abandoned theme park in Marble Falls, Arkansas (from Water slide)

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