Swing In The Underground, San Francisco, United States

• A rope swing is a swing created by tying one end of a length of rope to a tree branch, bridge, or other elevated structure. A knot or loop is usually put on the other end to prevent fraying and help the swinger stay on. Rope swings are often situated so that those swinging on them can let go and land in water deep enough to cushion the fall and to be swum around in. Many other dangerous/unusual stunts can be done using 1 or more rope swings. This is the most dangerous type of swing.
The incorporation of a short board such as a skateboard in which the rider stands is called swing boarding. It is made safer by the use of an attached board and a harness for the rider.
• A toddler swing is a swing with a half bucket shape and a buckle to allow toddlers to climb into or out of the swing on their own.
• A porch swing is a garden seat that has sun protection on top, and can swing like a swing. The seat will give place to about three adults. Kiiking is a sport played in Estonia whereby players attempt to rotate 360 degrees around the spindle on a long swing made of seat and rigid steel bars in place in ropes or chains.