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A waterpark that saves water?

The beauty and unique culture that has driven the explosion of tourism and development on the island are now threatened as the once abundant natural resources—particularly freshwater—are straining under the load.

Water minimization initiatives have been implemented across the park as part of an overarching strategy to actively reduce our overall environmental footprint. .

Key Initiatives to conserve water include:

  • Implementation of a closed loop circulation system, meaning all our water is circulated and goes back to our Lazy River ride which circles the centre of the park
  • Installation of timed, low flow rate taps throughout the park
  • Recycling of grey water for irrigation use through out our gardens
  • Waterbom’s extensive drainage systems act as a giant recharge well channeling rain back into the water table instead of washing away 

 

Our objective is to have zero loss of water from the park in the form of runoff.

Slide Restrictions

Heads up! Please check our slide restrictions before you visit.


We want you to have the best day ever, without any surprises! To keep everyone safe and sliding comfortably, we follow International Safety Standards, which means there are some height and weight limits on certain rides.

Quick snapshot:
• ⁠For kids, some of the bigger slides you need to be above 100 cm tall to slide (but we have an expansive new Kids Area with no height minimum for you to enjoy.
• Weight limits vary: single riders up to 136 kg can ride most slides, for riders over 145kg, there are some limitations for safety.

You can review the full guide here on our website.