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Empex Watertoys’ new line of leafy interactive water features bring a tropical twist to any waterpark, splash park or water playground, including the new Parque Warner Beach in Madrid
Aquatropica Tropical fun in the sun with Empex Watertoys
Madrid’s very
own beach Parque Warner Beach opened in the Spanish capital this July. Built by Parques Reunidos at a cost of €8.5 million, the 30,000 square- metre waterpark is available to guests of the existing Parque Warner theme park for an upgrade of just €14 on top of regular admission. The inaugural summer season came to a close on 7 September.
Parque Warner Beach, Madrid
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ature is the flavour of the day with Aquatropica’s attractive leafy flora and zany fauna, including tropical trees and flowers, caterpillars and butterflies, bugs and snails, and monkeys and birds – all intended to provide an exciting and unique waterplay experience for children up to the age of 12.
The vibrant waterplay structures come equipped with hand wheels, interactive features and slides and can be used to create a colourful, tropical centrepiece for any water playground. At Parque Warner Beach, the tropical toys are one of the key features of the park’s main activity pool, allowing kids to splash, play and interact to their heart’s content beneath the Spanish sun. How could they enhance your waterpark?
As with all Empex Watertoys, the Aquatropica range provides a lifetime corrosion warranty, low electrical conductivity in lightning and low heat conductivity in the hot summer. Created of non-metal components, Empex products are also impervious to chlorinated water using salt chlorine generators.
watertoys.com 36 OCTOBER 2014
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