A world leading waterpark designer and manufacturer has announced work is well underway on its latest major project in Dubai.
WhiteWater has revealed developing Jungle Bay has started, in a prime location on the cusp of the stunning Arabian Gulf.
Once completed, the waterpark will feature an abundance of slides and attractions which will be suitable for all the family. Centrepieces are set to include an AquaPlay zone, a Lighthouse Mat Racer ride and Body slides, along with a relaxing Wave Pool.
The complex will also house The Refuel Café, here guests can kick back relax and enjoy ample of delicious food and refreshments throughout their fun-filled visit.
Concept design of Jungle Bay
To fit in with its breath-taking surroundings, the design for Jungle Bay has been greatly inspired by the Cyclades – featuring a blue and white pristine theme.
Once opened, the state-of-the art waterpark will be an exclusive destination, by being only available to guests staying at the affluent Westin Mina Seyahi and Le Meridien Mina Seyahi hotels.
Commenting on the new attraction, Mike Rigby, Executive Vice President for the Middle East for WhiteWater said: “We’re delighted to be working with such a prestigious hotel brand on this exciting new project, which we’re sure will add immeasurable value to the property’s proposition for guests.
Adding: “Dubai is the ideal destination for a water amenity as part of a hotel or resort, with Mina Seyahi being a prime location within the emirate, and Jungle Bay will only enhance the already irresistible experience for visitors.”
Artistic impression of the waterpark
Tolga Lacin, Area General Manager at Marriott International also said: “We’re excited to be partnering with WhiteWater, having spent many months working with them to design the perfect water amenity for our properties, and we look forward to our first guests enjoying all the action in the park very soon.”
Jungle Bay is expected to start welcoming guests as early as January 2021.
Photos kindly supplied by WhiteWater
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