Review of Cub Run's Bathroom

The bathroom is a highly nice place to visit in the wintertime. You start by walking up to the bathroom's building where you see to the far left, the 68M long tunnel slippage. Entering at the main entrance of the bathroom you see the desk to the right and the entrance to the stairs down. After you get down to the lower level you go through the changing rooms to the bathroom's pool where you can take a spiral staircase to the first open tube slippage. This blue inside and white outside slippage does not allow tyres to slip on. It is 6M high and very swing high up in the curves type of ride. If you keep going up to the 10M tall level you can slip on the 68M pipe slippage. This pipe is almost dark and enjoys violent swinging in the pipe curves. This slide ends in a sofa ending pool. There is also a bubble bed, a flow channel and a small structure with a small spiral slippage for the kids.

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That's a nice slide. I love sharp turns on them.

[jayman]

i try to spend as little time as possible in the bathroom .

[slosprint]

^Cool Beans

There is something like that near where I live, but these are the best pics I can find:





Anyways, if you look closely at the slide complex, there is an enclosed slide that drops about 20 feet, then turns about 30 degrees. Awesome small slide design.

Germantown's bathroom owns that little aquatic center by far.
http://www.paddockindustries.com/pools/ ... .aspx?FP=1
http://www.hlblighting.com/PressRls/ima ... 13.002.jpg

What makes the 'bathroom' any different to a swimming pool?
Bathroom =

That is the term they use for those aquatic centers in Germany, Netherlands and Switzerland.

But you're in America...?

Bathroom = Badezimmer
Aqua Park = Erlebnisbad/Aqua Park
Just a german example

Here's a review of another bathroom that i have been to. http://www0.epinions.com/content_351520394884

Originally posted by cool5

That is the term they use for those aquatic centers in Germany, Netherlands and Switzerland.

Wrong, as Dutch, we use the term zwembad, literally meaning 'swimbath'. And the German use 'das Schwimmbad'.

Originally posted by Rolling Coaster

Originally posted by cool5

That is the term they use for those aquatic centers in Germany, Netherlands and Switzerland.

Wrong, as Dutch, we use the term zwembad, literally meaning 'swimbath'. And the German use 'das Schwimmbad'.

Oh yeah,forgot about Schwimmbad...

I came looking for some epic descriptions of toilets and sinks with possibly a urinal thrown in for good measure...I was disappointed.

Originally posted by raptorTC

I came looking for some epic descriptions of toilets and sinks with possibly a urinal thrown in for good measure...I was disappointed.

Massanutten's slippages
http://image52.webshots.com/52/0/15/91/ ... vxN_ph.jpg
http://www.flickr.com/photos/rjhill/3557305224/

^^ It's the oprah picture lol

Sorry, just gotta be Mr. Obvious sometimes.

I will be going to the bathroom at the Massanutten Resort and slipping all the rutschens tomorrow!! I will slip the outdoor summer racing rutschen. Plus I will be going on a 800 foot zipline and do some grass tubing!

Here is povs of both of the slides at cub run.

^ The second slide in the video almost gave me goosebumps, which reminds me of a Space Mountain ending part where the train hits the brake before returning back to the station!

I will be going to this Hallenbad tomorrow! I will bring my Quicksilver rashguard, my orange and yellow Adidas sport shirt and my yellow George very lightweight shirt. I will see which one is faster in the 68M long R??hrenrutsche!

I will try to go back to this Hallenbad this Sunday! I am excited to slip the 68M lang pipe slippage. Plus the Offene Wasserrutsche!