Exciting and Fun Water Park Equipment – Giant Beast Bowl

The Lanchao Behemoth Bowl water park equipment resembles a massive bowl. This equipment has been honoured with the “Golden Ticket Award” and “The World’s Best New Water Park Equipment” award.

It stands as the star attraction of the water park, particularly adored by the youth. Two visitors share a floating ring, descending from a semi-high-altitude platform. Propelled by gravity and water flow, they slide through a lengthy pipe, entering a colossal bowl with a 14.2-metre diameter at high speed. Centrifugal force guides them along the bowl’s edge before they exit. The Behemoth Bowl offers a unique experience, distinct from other rides. Spectators can watch the entire ride from an eight-metre-high viewing platform adjacent to the equipment.

Lanchao Water Park Equipment Behemoth Bowl Safety Instructions:

1. Suitable for individuals over 1.5 metres tall, weighing up to 90KG, and in good health without disabilities or mental impairments.

2. Entry to the slide must be under staff guidance. Premature sliding or unauthorised entry and exit are prohibited.

3. The raft should accommodate four people, with a total load not exceeding 360KG. Weight differences among group members should be minimal. Overloading or insufficient personnel is strictly forbidden.

4. Upon entering, prepare for the slide as instructed. Letting go, standing, or stopping during the ride is prohibited. If the raft halts, follow staff instructions and do not leave the raft without permission.

5. At the end of the ride, wait for the kayak to come to a complete stop before disembarking under staff guidance, and promptly exit the pool.

6. Sliding without water or directly on the body is strictly forbidden. Using a kayak that doesn’t meet safety standards or sliding with two kayaks simultaneously is prohibited.

The Play Posture for the Giant Beast Bowl by the Water Park Equipment Manufacturer

1. Visitors enter the kayak at the slide’s entrance, sitting first in the front, then the back. They should hold the kayak’s handle with both hands, sit upright, rest elbows on the kayak, and lean slightly forward.

2. Visitors should stretch their feet to the free position in the middle of the kayak, placing them in a straight cross. Knees should not be raised or bent (slight bending is acceptable) to prevent injury during the slide.