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Uploaded May 2014 | Updated September 2026, 3 hours ago
Bristol artist Luke Jerram turns park street into a water slide!
On the 4th May this giant 90m (300ft) water slide was installed on Park Street in Bristol as part of Making Sundays Special and the Bristol Art Weekender. Running from 11am-5pm for one day only, the day was an event for the city to remember!
96,573 people signed up for their chance to get a 'ticket to slide', through a ballot with only 360 tickets were issued to a few lucky people on the day.
Enabling people to navigate the streets of their city in a new way, the slide is a simple architectural intervention and a playful response to the urban landscape. Like many of Jerram's projects the installation requires public participation to be activated. The person on the slide becomes the performer, while spectators either side watch on.
This massive urban slide transforms the street and asks people to take a fresh look at the potential of their city and the possibilities for transformation. Imagine if there were permanent slides right across cities.
To get a film like this, or for any other enquiries, visit jacksonkingsley.com
Bristol artist Luke Jerram turns park street into a water slide!
On the 4th May this giant 90m (300ft) water slide was installed on Park Street in Bristol as part of Making Sundays Special and the Bristol Art Weekender. Running from 11am-5pm for one day only, the day was an event for the city to remember!
96,573 people signed up for their chance to get a 'ticket to slide', through a ballot with only 360 tickets were issued to a few lucky people on the day.
Enabling people to navigate the streets of their city in a new way, the slide is a simple architectural intervention and a playful response to the urban landscape. Like many of Jerram's projects the installation requires public participation to be activated. The person on the slide becomes the performer, while spectators either side watch on.
This massive urban slide transforms the street and asks people to take a fresh look at the potential of their city and the possibilities for transformation. Imagine if there were permanent slides right across cities.
To get a film like this, or for any other enquiries, visit jacksonkingsley.com
![Park and Slide Bristol [OFFICIAL VIDEO] Giant Water slide HD](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/jSd8gVvhs2s/mqdefault.jpg "Park and Slide Bristol [OFFICIAL VIDEO] Giant Water slide HD
Bristol artist Luke Jerram turns park street into a water slide!
On the 4th May this giant 90m (300ft) water slide was installed on Park Street in Bristol as part of Making Sundays Special and the Bristol Art Weekender. Running from 11am-5pm for one day only, the day was an event for the city to remember!
96,573 people signed up for their chance to get a ticket to slide, through a ballot with only 360 tickets were issued to a few lucky people on the day.
Enabling people to navigate the streets of their city in a new way, the slide is a simple architectural intervention and a playful response to the urban landscape. Like many of Jerrams projects the installation requires public participation to be activated. The person on the slide becomes the performer, while spectators either side watch on.
This massive urban slide transforms the street and asks people to take a fresh look at the potential of their city and the possibilities for transformation. Imagine if there were permanent slides right across cities.
To get a film like this, or for any other enquiries, visit https://www.jacksonkingsley.com")
![Recco - The Path Weve Chosen [Behind the Scenes]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/w_cClycCUp4/mqdefault.jpg "Recco - The Path Weve Chosen [Behind the Scenes]
Filmed at Moles Studio, Bath.
Artist management: Hyde Music.
Video by Cinematica Media.")
