Emerald Blur is one of the two headline water slides The Land of Legends in Antalya, Türkiye added for 2026 — twin slides descending from the park’s new Dragonfly Tower at a listed height of roughly 167 ft (about 51 m). That figure would place it among the tallest water slides ever constructed, within a few feet of the demolished record-holder Verrückt.
The ride is new enough that independently verified specifications are still thin; the numbers below reflect the park’s published height, which is why we list it with a tilde.
Key Stats
| Height | ~167 ft (~51 m), per park figures |
| Opened | 2026 |
| Park | The Land of Legends, Antalya, Türkiye |
| Sister slide | Golden Wing Spiral (same tower) |
The Dragonfly Tower Twins
Emerald Blur and its sister slide Golden Wing Spiral launch from the same new tower, and they debut at #4 and #5 on our ranking of the tallest water slides in the world — behind only Qatar’s 250-foot Meryal pair and Brazil’s Guinness-verified Kilimanjaro. We rank them below Kilimanjaro’s 163.7 ft because their ~167 ft height is a park figure that hasn’t yet been independently certified.
The Land of Legends
Opened in 2016 on Türkiye’s Antalya coast, The Land of Legends is the country’s flagship theme park resort, combining an amusement park, a large water park, a shopping avenue and a themed hotel. The 2026 slide tower is its biggest water park addition since opening — and instantly makes it home to the tallest slides in the country.
Keeps your phone strapped to you, not in a loose-article bin. Zip it before the lift hill and walk straight off the exit ramp.
Rapids, log flumes and splash zones without the rice-bag aftermath. The touchscreen still works through the window, so you can still take photos.
Cheaper than the $15 poncho at the gift shop and you get a whole bag. Toss one in every backpack for water rides and pop-up storms.
FAQ
How tall is Emerald Blur?
The park lists the new 2026 slides at roughly 167 ft (about 51 m). Independent verification is pending, which is why rankings list the height with a tilde.
Where does Emerald Blur rank among the world’s tallest water slides?
It debuts at #4 in the world, tied in structure with sister slide Golden Wing Spiral — behind only Meryal Waterpark’s 250-foot twins in Qatar and Kilimanjaro in Brazil.
Photo: Masamaraqa via Wikimedia Commons (CC0)