Results: Some of the World's coolest slides you can actually ride

Harbin Ice Wonderland, Bangkok, Thailand: Over the last few years, several indoor winter theme parks have opened in Bangkok to give people a respite from the year-round heat. This ice slide is just one of many frosty attractions at Harbin Ice Wonderland. Have you ever been to Bangkok, Thailand to ride this ice slide?

The Slide at ArcelorMittal Orbit, London, England: Designed by Belgian artist Carsten Höller, this 584-feet-long slide twists 12 times around Anish Kapoor's sculpture Orbit at the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park. Riders brave enough to ride this slide (that just opened in June 2016) will reach speeds of nearly 15 miles an hour. Tickets can be bought in advance here and cost about $20 per ride. Would you be adventurous enough to ride this 584-feet-long slide that twists 12 times around?

Astrid Lindgren's World, Vimmerby, Sweden: Inspired by the stories of Swedish author Astrid Lindgren (who's best known for writing Pippi Longstocking) this theme park is full of whimsical details, including these slides built into the rooftops of a tiny village. If you have (younger) children would you let them ride this rooftop slide?

Leap of Faith Water Slide, Nassau, Bahamas: One of several water slides at the Atlantis Resort Hotel, this 60-foot-tall water slide sends riders shooting from the top of a Mayan temple down through a clear tunnel submerged in a shark-infested lagoon. Would you be daring enough to ride a water slide submerged in a shark-infested lagoon?

City Museum, St. Louis, Missouri: When St. Louis's City Museum opened in the former International Shoe Factory, the factory's old shoe chutes were converted into a 10-story spiral slide that visitors can ride all the way down into the museum's basement. Have you ever been to St. Louis, Missouri to ride this city museum slide?