The city's test results put the blue slides at about 160 degrees and the yellow slide about 20 degrees cooler. "We build parks for kids to have fun, not to put them at risk," Cullimore said.

The gathering will apparently take place September 7, exactly one year after the rapper’s death. According to the tweet, the event begins at noon and will continue all day. “We will have music ...

One attraction we, as a family ... and then came flying down the huge red and blue slide, laughing and screaming in excitement. It didn't look that fast from where I was standing, quite gentle ...

Thank you so much for everybody being here. You are wonderful and we love you.” Mac Miller's grandmother speaks at a vigil held for him at Blue Slide Park in Squirrel Hill Sept. 11, 2018.

The landmark for the park now appears as “Mac Miller’s Blue Slide Park” on both, per the @MacMillerMemoir fan account. GUYS THEY CHANGED BLUE SLIDE PARK TO @MACMILLER’S BLUE SLIDE PARK ...