Golden Wing Spiral is the second of the twin water slides The Land of Legends in Antalya, Türkiye opened for 2026 on its new Dragonfly Tower, standing at a listed height of roughly 167 ft (about 51 m). As the name suggests, it takes the winding route down — the counterpart to its straighter sibling, Emerald Blur.
Like its twin, the slide is new enough that the park’s published height is the only figure available so far, so treat the number as claimed rather than certified.
Key Stats
| Height | ~167 ft (~51 m), per park figures |
| Opened | 2026 |
| Park | The Land of Legends, Antalya, Türkiye |
| Sister slide | Emerald Blur (same tower) |
Fifth Tallest in the World
Golden Wing Spiral enters our ranking of the tallest water slides in the world at #5, directly behind sister slide Emerald Blur. Only three operating slides stand taller on verified figures: Vertigo and The Fractionator at Qatar’s Meryal Waterpark (250 ft 4 in, Guinness-certified) and Kilimanjaro at Aldeia das Águas in Brazil (163.7 ft). If the park’s ~167 ft figure is eventually certified, the Dragonfly Tower twins would rank third and fourth.
A Big Swing for Türkiye
The Land of Legends, opened in 2016 near Antalya, was already Türkiye’s flagship theme park resort, with an amusement park, water park, shopping avenue and hotel on one site. The 2026 Dragonfly Tower is its most ambitious water park expansion yet and gives the country its two tallest water slides at a stroke.
FAQ
How tall is Golden Wing Spiral?
Roughly 167 ft (about 51 m) per the park’s published figures for the 2026 Dragonfly Tower slides. Independent certification is still pending.
What is the difference between Golden Wing Spiral and Emerald Blur?
They are twin slides from the same 2026 tower at The Land of Legends. Golden Wing Spiral takes a spiraling descent; Emerald Blur is its more direct counterpart.
Photo: János Korom Dr. via Wikimedia Commons (CC BY-SA 2.0)