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New! Triple Twister waterslide at Ocean World Adventure Park
Construction is almost finished:
The slides were manufactured in Mexico and assembled here.
The slides were manufactured in Mexico and assembled here.
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The view from the top is breathtaking:
Ocean World's dolphin lagoon is the largest man-made dolphin lagoon in the world, at around 12million gallons
Ocean World's dolphin lagoon is the largest man-made dolphin lagoon in the world, at around 12million gallons
From the top of the tower you get a good view of Playa Cofresi (with the Hacienda Lifestyle Resorts incl. Cofresi Palms - the old Sun Village, which is now running specials for residents)
from the pictures it looks like the ride ends in a narrow drain? i mean, you do not drop into the water, right, like a poll or a lagoon? i see myself flung into the air and then ending in a short splash on cement. but that's ok, because i will be dead from fear well before that 
looks like fun. will be a part of standard entry price or additional fee?
looks like fun. will be a part of standard entry price or additional fee?
The slides do not end in the lagoon, due to considerations for the animals. So they will end in a splashy 'landing lane' or 'water brake.'
The cost will be an extra RD$300 per day for residents (cedula required) or US$10 for international visitors. Unlimited use for that day.
The cost will be an extra RD$300 per day for residents (cedula required) or US$10 for international visitors. Unlimited use for that day.
i know the feeling, barbie should it end in a pool i would feel way better, water is kinda soft. but the idea of being catapulted down the twisted pipe and ending up in a narrow landing lane at high speed? that can only end in concussion
but heck, i once slipped on a path coming home and ended up in an emergency room with a piece of brick sticking out of my forehead.
but i shall pass it further. we have a bunch of visitors coming in november, they will love it
should it end in a pool i would feel way better, water is kinda soft. but the idea of being catapulted down the twisted pipe and ending up in a narrow landing lane at high speed? that can only end in concussion but heck, i once slipped on a path coming home and ended up in an emergency room with a piece of brick sticking out of my forehead.
but i shall pass it further. we have a bunch of visitors coming in november, they will love it
The kids here are so excited about trying it out. Me, well I don't think so. Well maybe after a wine or two.:nervous:
Kaskada Water Park in Santiago has the Troughs. I'm a big guy, so I pick up a lot of speed going down these things but the "trough" at the bottom works great. The only problem is keeping my shorts in the proper place when I hit the bottom. I have to check everything before standing up.
I like this, there's nothing better than seeing a drunk person around a swimming poll. What with kids bumping into him and him slipping on wet surfaces, it's just hilarious!!!
Or wearing it as sunglasses!
no. definitely a hat. one of them giant russian winter things with flaps that go over the ears
This option we will probably offer in the near future, via the gate we have by Cofresi beach, but for now it will be only available for park guests.