MYANMAR

 

MYANMAR

  The Yangon Waterboom

                 The Yangon Waterboom is Myanmar's first modern water park and home to an array of exciting entertainment and attractions. Located in Shu Khin Thar, Thar Kay Ta Township, Yangon, this family recreational destination offers 10 world-class rides, slides, and facilities that will take FUN to a whole new level. It also features multiple open-air and under-cover function areas available for children’s parties, team building events or just a simple gathering. It is the first of its kind in Myanmar, which offers a full action-packed entertainment for the entire family, child and teens alike.

CAMBODIA

 

CAMBODIA

 

Garden City Water Park Cambodia

               Garden City Water Park has opened to the public in Cambodia’s capital Phnom Penh, according to LYP Group’s president Ly Yong Phat. The $44 million water park, which was built to international standards, is located in Khan Chroy Changvar, a district approximately 15 kilometres north of Phnom Penh. According to Khmer Times, the water park is situated inside Garden City, where LYP Group also operates the $10 million Phnom Penh Safari, which opened in March 2018. The water park features a lagoon with waves, a waterfall, water slides, children’s playground, and steam and sauna facilities. Garden City Water Park’s other attractions include Wave Paradise, Water Empire, Children’s Paradise, Mekong River, Wave Skiing and Whirlpool Valley. Water slides and lagoon at Garden City Water Park The soft launch was held on Sunday (August 16), where Ly Yong Phat said it was the biggest water park in Cambodia, built on 8.6 hectares of land. “There are 38 types of facilities for water equipment with the technology to ensure the quality and safety for our customers,” he added. “The water park can accommodate up to 7,000 customers per day, but now we are allowing only 3,500 customers per day to prevent the spread of the COVID-19 pandemic. “There will be 280 jobs. However, we are now employing 185 staff during COVID-19.” Capacity limited at attraction due to COVID-19 “I am proud that you invested in this area,” said Prime Minister Hun Sen. “For this investment, they spent $44 million which is a big investment which will provide whole some family entertainment and recreation as well as convention facilities.” Formerly known as Angkor Water Park, the development’s speed slides and play structures were supplied by Polin Waterparks, a leader and innovator in waterpark technology. WhiteWater supplied other slides and attractions, including a wave pool, four-person abyss, four-person constrictor, flowrider and flowrider double, lazy river, boomerango and super bowl.

PHILIPPINES

 

PHILIPPINES

Enchanted Kingdom Philippines 

                 Located in Santa Rosa, Laguna, Enchanted Kingdom is truly as enchanted as it sounds. Covering an area of 25 hectares (61 acres), the amusement park provides opportunities for visitors from all over the world to experience a world full of imagination, magic, and creativity. Some of them include Anchors Away and Space Shuttle. Along with these, the kids can live it up learning about interesting stuff at Seventh Portal and Discovery Theater. Further, visitors can enjoy watching a plethora of shows and events such as dance, music, fireworks, and more.

INDONESIA

 

INDONESIA

Trans Studio Bandung Indonesia 

                You can go on a transport inclusive trip to Trans Studio Bandung theme park and experience a whole day of family fun. Trans Studio is the largest indoor theme park in Indonesia having more than 20 different water rides that will amaze you. This theme park also has a theater and a play area for your kids to have complete fun. Check out the Studio Central, The Famous Hollywood Walk of Fame in this theme park. Go on rescue expeditions, enjoy the thrill of the Lost City adventures, experience magic at the Magic Corner and more in this amazing theme park.

BRUNEI

 

BRUNEI

Jerudong Park Brunei

             Jerudong Park is an amusement park in Jerudong, Brunei-Muara District, Brunei. It is the largest and most expensive amusement park in Southeast Asia, built and funded by the Bruneian government for $1 billion. During its first few years of operation, the park was completely free, with no admission fees and free rides. In 2009, it was reported that the number of visitors and tourists had dropped significantly.[1] The owners introduced[when?] a one-time B$15 admission fee and a ride ticketing system. Currently, the theme park has reduced its footprint to Phase 1 and 2, the original Playground. It has revised its ride admission with a new ticket card system. The park is once again free entry to the general public with a fee to use a ride or other attraction. An $8 ticket card has 4 slots and 1 free slot (effectively allowing one guest to use 5 rides/attractions - or 2 guests to use two rides with one extra). The $10 ticket card has 5 slots plus 3 free slots (which means a guest can use 8 rides attractions and so on).

LAOS

 

LAOS

Ocean Park Vientiane

            Half of Ocean Park seems to be permanently closed when we attended. Not sure if it was closed for maintenance or what, most signs did say it was closed for cleaning. But in this section, the grass was overgrown and there was rubbish on the ground. If you have been to Laos rubbish on the ground is sometimes thicker than grass.

            So what was open at this Vientiane water park? The wave pool was opened. It was a big size, to be honest, and broken up into 2 sections. One section was 2 meters deep and the other 3 meters deep.

            The paint is peeling off the bottom of the wave pool and floats all through the water along with sand. Not hsure where the sand comes from as there is no sand onsite. So it needs to be said it’s not the cleanest water you will find but it is not dirty either.

MALAYSIA

 

MALAYSIA

Legoland Malaysia

            As the name indicates, this theme park is filled with various rides and attractions, all constructed out of Lego Bricks. It is the first international theme park in Malaysia and attracts thousands of tourists of all age groups year after year. Highlights – Everything that you touch here, gives you a hands-on experience. You will be able to push, create, dismantle or assemble just anything that you see. There is a Water Park, Wave Pool, Joker Soaker and Build-A-Raft here. Location – Johor Bahru. Activities – Miniland (Landmarks of Asia created out of Lego bricks), Beginning (huge selection of Lego Toys), Ride through Lego Kingdoms with an interesting roller coaster and a host of indoor activities. Price – 1 Day ticket price when purchased on the day of visit for combo adult pack is RM225 and for combo Child or Senior Citizen it is RM180. Timings – Open from 10AM to 7PM on all days of the week.

SINGAPORE

 

SINGAPORE

Universal Studios Singapore

            Universal Studios Singapore Experience Universal Studios in Singapore, Southeast Asia’s first and only Hollywood movie theme park. This world-renowned theme park is situated within Resorts World Sentosa, in Sentosa island. It features 24 rides, attractions, and shows in seven different themed zones. Moreover, 18 movie-themed rides have been designed only for the Singapore park! Step into a movie set walking on the Hollywood Walk of Fame and enjoy a meal in one of the several themed restaurants across the park. In this world-class spot, a fantastic day out is guaranteed. How to get there Opening hours: Every day 10 am – 8 pm / Friday 10 am – 10 pm / Saturday 10 am – 6 pm

VIETNAM

 

VIETNAM

Vinpearl Land Nha Trang

            Vinpearl Land, Nha Trang and Hon Ngoc Vietnamese (former name until December 2006  ) is a tourist resort luxury resort located on Hon Tre Island, Vinh Nguyen, the city of Nha Trang , the province of Khanh Draw . The managing unit is Vinpearl Joint Stock Company, established in 2001, listed on HOSE since 2008 and a member of Vingroup . Especially, Vinpearl Land Nha Trang is the place to be honored to host the Miss Universe 2008 and Miss Earth 2010 pageants .

THAILAND

 

 THAILAND

Siam Amazing Park

                    Siam Amazing Park  is a museum, shopping center, amusement park and water park. Located at Suan Siam Road, Kannayao Subdistrict, Kannayao District, on an area of ​​300 rai, with a distinctive feature within the project with a large artificial sea. As the origin of the nickname "Bangkok Sea" by this artificial sea is the largest in the world by the Guinness World Record certified.

                    Siam Amazing Park Or the original name is Suan Siam, it has been operating since November 1980 and is operated by Amornphan Nakorn-Suan Siam Company Limited by Mr. Chaiwat Luangamonlert as the Chairman of the Board. Initially there was only a water park and later bought the original amusement park from Happyland which was closed to open Siam Park is both the largest water park and amusement park in Thailand. There is also a spa whirlpool with water attractions. The slider is as tall as a 7-storey building, super spiral, winding gutter. Vortex roller coaster Boomerang roller coaster And almost 40 other players.