Tallest waterslide in America that measures a staggering 145ft is opening Memorial Day weekend

This attraction is certainly set to make a splash.

America's tallest waterslide is slated to launch this Memorial Day Weekend at Mt. Olympus Water & Theme Park in Wisconsin.

Called The Rise of Icarus, the towering ride measures a staggering 145ft high and it is made up of five different slides. 

One run loops around from its top platform, while four other slides are fixed at a 60ft-high middle deck. 

A description of the ride on the park's website reads: 'As the Greek myth goes, Icarus soared too close to the sun on wings fastened to his body with wax, with the heat of the sun melting the wax and Icarus falling to the sea. 

America's tallest waterslide is slated to launch this Memorial Day Weekend at Mt. Olympus Water & Theme Park in Wisconsin 

Called The Rise of Icarus, the towering ride measures a staggering 145ft and it is made up of five different slides

One run loops around from its top platform, while four other slides are fixed at a 60ft-high middle deck

'Here at Mt. Olympus you'll experience a much happier ending at the bottom of the slides.' 

The water park revealed on its Facebook page that it had put the slide to the test this week and it 'passed.'

Many commenters have already expressed their excitement around the hotly-anticipated ride opening. 

One fan wrote: 'Very cool, that looks amazing, you all did a great job building that.' 

Another commenter said they 'literally cannot wait' to try the slide out. 

However, some people noted the lack of an elevator.

To get to the top slide, called The Fall, park-goers are required to climb more than ten flights of stairs. 

The Rise of Icarus is one of several new developments in the waterpark.

The water park revealed on its Facebook page that it had put the slide to the test this week and it 'passed.' Pictured, the slide under construction 

Many commenters expressed their excitement around the hotly-anticipated ride opening

Some people have noted the lack of an elevator. To get to the top slide, called The Fall, park-goers are required to climb more than ten flights of stairs

Admission to The Rise of Icarus and other park features are free to guests staying at the Mt. Olympus resort, with rates starting from $20 for spots at the campsite

Other additions set to open include 12,000 sq ft children's area complete with 10 slides and an extended deck area with lounge chairs and air conditioned cabanas.

Family-owned Mt. Olympus Water and Theme Park has been in operation since 2004.

Over the years it has expanded to include a Rome-themed hotel and a camp resort, along with indoor and outdoor water and theme park rides.   

In 2022 it became home to America's first rotating waterslide, with the Medusa Slidewheel 'combining the movement of a Ferris wheel and the deep and thrill of a waterslide.' 

Commenting on the latest addition, park owner Nick Laskaris said: 'The Rise of Icarus will be the ultimate experience for thrill seekers in Wisconsin Dells.' 

Admission to The Rise of Icarus and other park features are free to guests staying at the Mt. Olympus resort, with rates starting from $20 for spots at the campsite.