What kind of water amusement facilities should be chosen for a hot spring resort?

When considering which water amusement facilities to select for the hot spring pool area of a resort, it’s a common query we receive from clients. Here, I’d like to share some personal insights on the matter.

To address this question, it’s essential to understand the range of water amusement equipment available both domestically and internationally. Currently, the most extensive and comprehensive domestic water amusement facilities can be found at Guangzhou’s “Chimelong Water Park”, followed by Shanghai’s “Tropical Storm” and Shenzhen’s “Happy Valley”. These parks utilise foreign equipment from Canada’s WHITEWATER and the United States’ NBGS. While the quality of these companies’ equipment is excellent, it comes at a high price. In recent years, the quality of domestically produced equipment has significantly improved, ensuring safety and quality, with a complete variety of options available.

We can select more appropriate water park equipment based on the site’s size. For instance, if a water park is constructed on a floor, its pressure-bearing capacity must be considered. Therefore, it’s advisable to plan and design a small water park, which requires a smaller investment and incurs lower costs, thereby reducing unnecessary expenses. If there are more family visitors, parent-child equipment can be recommended. This allows adults and children to interact together, providing an opportunity for children to grow through play. Additionally, a water park can be developed according to a thematic style.

The distance from the hot spring resort to the city can influence equipment selection. Water amusement facilities are particularly popular in summer, which coincides with the off-season for hot springs. Proper configuration can compensate for the hot springs’ off-season during summer. Regardless of the entertainment on offer, safety is paramount. Signs must be placed in each area, and staff reminders should be heeded.