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Surf Safari is the latest high capacity – and high impact – waterslide from Polin W
Now open at Turkey’s Rixos Premium Te Wa
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his exciting new attraction features a daring 40° sloped entrance and a unique parabolic design that really adds to the adrenaline -filled experience. The result, reckons Polin, is a totally new riding experience never before seen on a family-styled waterslide. The bowl- shaped design speeds four -person rafts through twists and turns, as the unexpected changes in momentum send hearts pounding before riders splash into pool or run- out exit. The signature slide path gives riders a longer ride compared to similar funnel slides and can be supplied as either a half- open/half-closed or fully closed tunnel version.
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Surf Safari can be themed to match any waterpark’s theme and is available with P olin ’s exclusive Magic Shine closed moulded fibreglass finish, with a glossy smooth appearance on both sides that enhances the aesthetic appeal for both riders and spectators alike. Optional extras include a waterfall feature and conveyor
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Located in Kemer on the Turkish riveria, 40km west y,, Rixos Premium Tekirova Aquapark
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debuted in 2014 and will operate this season from May 1 through to November 1. The 10,000 square metre waterpark is part of the Rixos Hotels (
rixos.com ) portfolio and can accommodate up to 1,800 guests at a time. It employs 14 lifeguards. Besides Surf Surfari, P olin was responsible for a full package of other exciting attractions. These include a streamlined version of the company ’s Sphere slides. Unlike the larger Magic Sphere,
28 MARCH 2015 Polin’s latest waterslide wonder
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