If this video from the world’s tallest water coaster doesn’t get you pumped for summer, nothing will

Bring on summer!

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The first-person POV footage from Massiv, the world’s tallest water coaster blaster slide, has Houstonians ready for the 2017 Schlitterbahn Galveston peak season.

Opened in 2016 during the 10^th season of the park, four uphill shoots, a triple drop, and a no-net design of the Guinness World Record structure make it one of Schlitterbahn’s most popular attractions.

The lead designer, Emily Colombo, said she was going for fun in her creation:

Off to the drawing board I went to design an exceptionally tall water coaster into a very narrow space while balancing g-forces, ride dynamics, and velocities to produce the most exhilarating experience possible. What we’ve achieved is a ride with monstrous thrills and a great story.

Of course, after a terrible Schlitterbahn Kansas City accident last summer that decapitated a state representative’s son, the company maintains that safety remains a priority and top concern.

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Only 123 searing-hot steps to the top. See you at Schlitterbahn, Houston!