We handed our barcoded tickets to the employee at the gate who took them and just ripped them to shreds, explaining that the scanner wasn’t working and we could just enter. I felt bad for the flustered cashier when she had to call over a manager to sort out the ticket issue.Īfter about 10 minutes, we had our tickets in hand, and I was very pleased that we decided to go early and beat the lineups. After several minutes, we were able to pay, but then there were problems with the ticket machine. We tried to pay, but they were having problems with the card machine. We arrived 5 minutes before opening and sure enough, it was dead quiet. It works all the time, at least 60% of the time. South Africans tend not to be out early unless they have to, and the crowds don’t usually start until noon, at which point we bail. This was no problem for me, because my South African life hack is to show up right when attractions open. I checked out the website and the reviews, and it looked incredible! The only complaint people seemed to have was that the lineups were quite long. Happy Island had a soft launch in December of 2018, but then closed down for the winter and had its official opening last weekend. It could be great but it needs to improve its basic services and finish all the outstanding work. You pay quite a bit to get in and for families to then pay for mediocre food is not acceptable, it’s 27 rand just for a small bottle of water! You can’t take any food or drinks in which I think is really poor. We actually stopped halfway through the behemoth ride as the tube wasn’t inflated enough and there wasn’t enough water to push us round.Ī lot of the ground is covered in artificial grass which is so hot you need to wear some sort of footwear. The spa pool had no water in, the lazy river was also lacking water so we frequently stopped on the way round.Īs I found with a lot of parks there are not enough inflatables leading to long queues of people waiting at the end of each ride. There are plenty of showers but who wants to stand in a small wet cubicle to get changed.Ĭonsidering it hadn’t been open long it looks tired already, garden areas unfinished, parts need painting etc.
The changing area is clean but there’s literally no privacy as there is no where to get changed, no benches to sit and just 4 toilets. It cost 250 rand to get in and that’s the price for anyone over 1.3 metres in height.
The Chinese investors should consider local management and advise to improve and keep people coming back! Overall I would recommend a visit even though it does not meet international standards. Please consider water shoes or socks as the fake grass was extremely hot and burning and the plastic tiles that allows water to flow through was actually cutting the feet. The lazy river tubes dragged on the floor most places due to low water and people were pushing the tubes along the way. Almost all rides were short of water and possibly due to water restrictions. Improve on the marketing and overall appearance of the park. On the negative side, management needs to change certain things. Burger and chips was R50, fish and chips R75, chip and dip R40, buddy cold drinks R17, 1.5lt cold drinks R30. So we paid a special rate of R199 for adults and kids under 1.3m paid R99. Wave pool was huge and waves are quite high and powerful, so be cautious. Definitely recommended if you enjoy the adrenaline rush! Some of which I didn’t even see in Disney World.
Great day out with the family and we didn’t get to do all the slides and rides as there is a great variety. I suppose we in SA don’t have such nearby so this is the only option. A slow meditative beat that reflects Asian influence (complete with kotos and chimes) and ultimately promotes positivity.On we visited the Happy Island Water Park. Can be used in travelogues, natural documentaries and anything else that celebrates the diversity of Mother Nature.
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