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Keep reading for a glimpse of what it's like to hang out in Germany's weirdest amusement park.
Tropical Islands is a 45-minute drive from Berlin, in an old airship hangar called the Aerium. Neistat and his son Owen turn a corner, and the hulking building suddenly comes into view.Casey Neistat/YouTube
Swim trunks? Check. Sunglasses? Check. Towels? Check.Casey Neisat/YouTubeThis place is seriously enormous. At 194 million cubic feet, it's one of the world's largest buildings, by volume. Getty ImagesIt's open 365 days a year, 24 hours a day. And it attracts everyone people of all ages.Casey Neistat/YouTubeThere are dozens of water slides, lagoons, and pools, as well as a rainforest and shopping boulevard. As Neistat notes, this trip was his son's idea.Casey Neistat/YouTubeStill, it's a pretty good place for a father and son to hang out.Casey Neistat/YouTubeTropical Islands has Germany's highest water slide tower, with 4 slides and 110 steps. It's a monster.Casey Neistat/YouTubeNeistat also shows us the dark side of Tropical Islands. At one point, he wonders why a chicken is freely walking around the grounds. And there are cockroaches everywhere, he says.Casey Neistat/YouTubeAs night approaches, the park gets a little creepy. People can actually vacation here: There are two hundred rooms in the dome, as well as dozens of tents in the "rainforest."Getty ImagesNeistat and his son find themselves wandering the dark, empty grounds at 2 a.m., totally unsupervised. It's the perfect opportunity for a late night swim.Casey Neistat/YouTubeFinally, morning arrives. The food? "Just terrible."Casey Neistat/YouTubeThe video is worth a watch in its entirety:
