In this episode, on the speed board Gibby's name from iCarly is shown meaning he must be real. However, in Game Shippers, iCarly is revealed to be a TV show.Trip suffers two leg injuries in this episode.He does this in the next episode as well.Hudson celebrates going to Wet Willy’s by doing the infamous Floss dance.Whatever 21 is a reference to Forever 21.Since there are roller coasters nearby, it is possible that the setting is a play off Six Flags Great Adventure.It is revealed that Wet Willy's is in New Jersey.Santa Monica Pier's West Coaster and Hershey park's Storm Runner appear in this episode.Only one slide is open on The Big Ripper, as the other is shut down.Andrew mentions the Cheesecake Warehouse, which is the restaurant that appeared in the iCarly episode, "iWin a Date".This is Andrew Sammich's first appearance since Babe Gets Crushed.This is the first episode to feature Babe, Kenzie, and Hudson's school since Babe & The Boys.This is the first time Bunny and Ruthless were absent in a episode since Babe Loves Danger.
According to the notice board, iCarly's Gibby Gibson holds the Big Ripper speed record, going down the water slide at 87mph on July 16, 2014, the day before the series finale of Sam & Cat.A clip of Kenzie going down the slide is seen in the theme song of Season 3.Guy: Why Mom? Why I need to go to college? The Game Shakers visit Wet Willy's Wild Water Park on its last day and try to break the all-time speed record for an extremely dangerous water slide, the Big Ripper.
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