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World’s largest inflatable superyacht waterslide is the first s-shaped slide

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While most of us would kill to own a yacht, Billionaires are trying to outdo one another with incredible yacht accessories. We’ve previously seen accessories like inflatable water slides and rock climbing walls. UK-based company Superyacht Tenders & Toys has brought out a new S-shaped water slide, which happens to be the world’s biggest yacht water slide. The slide costs only $35,000, which really isn’t much considering how much a yacht costs. The 41-foot long slide weighs 1,850 kg and requires 45 days to build.

Easily attached to the side of a yacht, the slide is guaranteed to provide fun for people of any age!

Also read -  Security personnel on Jeff Bezos' controversial $500 million megayacht shined bright flashlights on photographers trying to get shots of the 417 feet long pleasure craft.

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