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PW-MAR20-22-23-Cover-Story.qxp_Feature 30/03/2020 15:32 Page 22


Cover Story


Suntago Water World, which claims to be the largest covered waterpark in Europe, opened its doors to the public in February. Featuring 15 of Polin Waterpark’s signature water slides, it’s a tropical paradise for guests of all ages. Park World takes a look.


centre and conference facilities. The developers, Global City Holdings and Wund Group, claim that once complete it will be Europe’s second-largest entertainment complex, covering a total of 80 hectares. For now, Suntago Water World offers 18 swimming pools


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with a total area of 3,500 square metres; 32 water slides totalling 3.2 kilometres in length (including Europe’s longest slide at 320 metres); and a 40,000 square metre “tropical” garden complete with imported palm trees. A giant all-glass enclosure wraps around the aqua park,


which features 15 of Polin Waterparks' signature waterslides. “All waterslides have a unique design and ride configuration


specially designed for this amazing waterpark,” says Sohret Pakis, Polin’s director of marketing adding that the glass- panelled domed roof can slide open or closed to create a “palm-tree-filled paradise no matter what the weather.” The park is warmed to tropical temperatures and consists


of three distinct sections: the Jamango Water Jungle, Relax Suntago, and the Saunaria Suntago. Jamango is the principal area for families. It boasts various


swimming pools, a “lazy river”, a wave pool with retractable roof, an artificial surf park, and the waterslides, the longest of which cuts through the park’s lobby and drops five storeys to ground level. The other two areas are only open to guests over the age


of 16. The Relax zone contains the majority of the park’s 700 imported palm trees dotted around tropical gardens, as well as heated thermal pools and a swim-up bar.


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ocated 50 kilometres south-west of Warsaw, it is the first stage in a larger development, Park of Poland, that will contain a theme park, hotels, shopping


A semi-submerged revolving door leads from the main


pool to an outdoor area where guests can take in the cool Polish air from the safety of the thermally heated water. A separate room houses baths infused variously with Dead Sea salt, potassium, sulphur, and other minerals claimed to have curative properties. The final section of the park, the saunarium, features yet


more sunbeds and a network of saunas, steam rooms, and relaxation areas set to different temperatures and humidities, ranging from -12 degrees Celsius in “Mont Blanc” to 95 degrees in “Valhalla”. The suite of rooms collectively known as the “Egyptian


village” houses an eccentric collection of handmade ‘ancient’ artefacts adorning the walls and boundary with the ‘Korean leisure room’ and the ‘Maldives beach sauna’, creating an experience. This part of the park also features the spa, where guests


willing to part with more money are able to enjoy state-of-the- art beauty treatments and massages.


A galaxy of waterslides Suntago Waterworld will have three zones. The first is its giant swimming pool. A second area will take advantage of the area's natural geothermal water resources to provide


indulgent spa treatments. The third will be “the centre of the galaxy” and feature more than a dozen of Polin's signature waterslides. The colourful twisting tubes will soar above the lush landscape of tropical plants and orchids inside the facility and include:


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