You could go on the raft or tube slides. Body slides will be a no go though due to the increased likelihood of the cast making contact with the riding surface.
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But speed alone isn't what makes a ride exciting. Consider this: On the average waterslide, riders splash along at 20 to 30 miles per hour. But the average airplane flies 600 miles per hour.
But what's interesting is that after people jump, most tell us that skydiving is nowhere near as scary as other things they've tried, like roller coasters. And it makes perfect sense! While roller coasters are built to scare you, skydiving is a personal experience that usually results in pure joy.
Water slides often feature twists and turns that make them even more exciting. People may travel on a mat, a tube or nothing at all between them and the slide's surface. Water coasters add even more fun. They combine the wet fun of water slides with the thrills of roller coasters.