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OCEANARIUM


Waterslides and Attractions The waterpark houses six adrenalin-packed rides


From touching sea creatures to exploring seafood, there is much on offer for younger visitors


deepen understanding of the oceans and their ecosystems. It has also set up a marine conservation initiative giv- ing grants that support species and habitat conservation and research within Singapore and the Southeast Asia region. As well as international research and


conservation projects, the oceanarium rolls out programmes for students from pre-school to higher education, giving them the chance to interact with animals and learn from marine life specialists.


RESORTS WORLD SENTOSA


Mr Tan Hee Teck, CEO of Resorts World Sentosa, says: “Resorts World Sentosa set out to be the integrated resort that would transform Singapore’s tourism landscape, bring economic benefi ts to Singapore and contribute to the commu- nity. With unwavering commitment by all stakeholders, we are proud we did it. “With the new Marine Life Park, we


believe we’ll help put Singapore in the pole position as the number one fam- ily destination in this region for years to come. This is the only integrated resort in the world that a visitor can spend over three full days in engaging and fun-fi lled activities. We have six hotels, a major convention centre, a great Maritime Museum, a world-renowned spa, and two mega attractions – Universal Studios Singapore and the Marine Life Park.”


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1. Adventure River At 620m (2,000ft), this is one of the region’s longest lazy rivers. Guests are taken through 14 scenes, includ- ing vistas of tropical jungles, canyons, gardens and grotto caves. Highlights include a surround aquarium. 2. Big Bucket Treehouse A giant bucket plus interactive water play elements including a cargo net climb, water squirts and waterslides. 3. Whirlpool Washout A circular tube takes guests through revolutions, twists and turns, washing them out in an bowl of swirling water. 4. Spiral Washout Guests are funnelled into a gravity- defying, oscillating tube ride. 5. Bluwater Bay Waves of up to 2.2m (7ft)-high are gen- erated at 15-minute intervals. Cabanas and deck chairs are also available. 6. Pipeline Plunge A dark, enclosed tunnel takes riders past banked turns, twists and dips.


7. Tidal Twister An open fl ume careens into a passage of multiple twists and swirls. 8. Riptide Rocket Southeast Asia’s fi rst hydro-magnetic coaster. A two-person dinghy propels riders through uphill climbs and sud- den drops in this 225m (738ft) ride. 9. Dueling Racer A two-lane waterslide takes riders over dips and bumps. 10. Seahorse Hideaway A shallow wading pool with water squirting from whimsical seahorses. 11. Rainbow Reef Guests snorkel over colourful corals with 20,000 friendly fi shes. 12. Splashworks A free-fall platform cliff jumping, rope swing, balance beam and cargo net – above a 4m (13ft)-deep pool. 13. Immersive Programmes Ray-feeding, shark programmes and interaction with bottlenose dolphins will be rolled out progressively.


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