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The Oasis of Fun ready to open for the 2008 season
- Bahrain: Monday, March 17 - 2008 at 15:27
- PRESS RELEASE
The opportunity to blast your way through tube slides, catch a wave in the region's largest wave pool, float down the Paradise River past gushing waterfalls and exploding fountains, or plunge down mega Body Slides, is back on 19th March, when the Lost Paradise of Dilmun opens its doors for the 2008 season.
The 14 rides and attractions are ready and the staff can't wait to fling open the doors and welcome guests to the oasis of fun for everyone right here in Bahrain," said Paul Blunt, General Manager, the Lost Paradise of Dilmun Water Park.
Whatever your age or mood there is something to please everyone at the Lost Paradise of Dilmun. Thrill seekers will enjoy the tumble and spinning effect of the Boomerango and Superbowl, while those with a need for speed can take off on the Speed Slides and Body Slides.
Kids have a whole new world to explore with dancing fountains, a 'wet and wild' Kids' Rain Fortress, as well as a Tot's Pool - perfect for toddlers to enjoy the refreshing water with gentle slides and wading pool.
Families can hit the wild water of the Tylosplash (the park's tallest attraction), splash about in the waves on Dilmun Beach, take a more leisurely trip down the Paradise River, or just relax in the Spa Pool or Oasis Pool.
"The new rates for 2008 offer great value for money as there is so much to keep everyone entertained. With unlimited access to all the rides and attractions, families, kids, and adrenalin seekers will be entertained for hours," continued Paul Blunt.
The Lost Paradise of Dilmun is the perfect place to cool down as the temperature goes up with summer approaching. Whether in or out of the water there are plenty of shady spots to relax and enjoy a great day out. When you are feeling hungry there are eight outlets spread around the park serving refreshing drinks, healthy juices, snacks and BBQ food.
The operating hours for March to May are 10am to 5pm. The park will open six days a week, and close every Tuesday except on school and public holidays. Come join us at the Lost Paradise of Dilmun, the oasis of fun for everyone.
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For further information on the Lost Paradise of Dilmun call +973 1784 5100.About the Lost Paradise of Dilmun Water Park
Bahrain's US$50 million Lost Paradise of Dilmun, the Middle East's largest water theme park, opened in September 2007. Set in 77,000 square metres of desert oasis, Lost Paradise features 14 of the fastest, newest slides, pools and fountains. Taking its theme from Bahrain's rich cultural heritage (the Kingdom was the centre of the ancient Dilmun empire more than 5,000 years ago) Lost Paradise and the adjacent 5-star Banyan Tree Desert Spa and Resort are the first components in the US1.3 billion Al Areen Development.
For further information, please call:
Zalilah Ghazali
Marketing and Public Relations Assistant Manager
Tel: +973 36048649
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