The highest and most exhilarating drop at Universal’s Volcano Bay is the Ko’okiri Body Plunge, which features a staggering 125-foot (38-meter) near-vertical drop. Located at the very top of the iconic Krakatau volcano, this "trap-door" slide sends a single rider plummeting through a transparent tube at a 70-degree angle, passing directly through the center of the volcano and a pool filled with other guests. It is one of the tallest body slides in the world and is the "ultimate test of courage" for any thrill-seeker visiting the park in 2026. Because it uses a "drop capsule" where the floor literally disappears beneath you, it provides a unique sensation of free-fall that is far more intense than a standard waterslide. For those who aren't quite ready for the 125-foot plunge, the nearby Kala & Tai Nui Serpentine Body Slides offer similar trap-door drops from the same height, but they feature twisting, winding tubes that prolong the descent rather than the straight, heart-stopping vertical drop of the Ko’okiri.