Essential Safety Tips for Tsunami Pools
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Anyone who has visited the Vast World is well aware that wearing a life jacket is mandatory in the high mountain tsunami pool. A life jacket serves as a vital safety device for both seasoned swimmers and novices. Not only does it assist in keeping us afloat, but it also makes it easier for rescuers to spot us. For your own safety, a life jacket is an absolute necessity.
Avoid the Deep-Water Zone
Many visitors are tempted to test their limits by venturing into the deep-water zone of the tsunami pool. Despite the allure, it is crucial for everyone to adhere to the rules and follow the guidance provided by rescue personnel. Please ensure you steer clear of the deep-water zone for your safety.
Secure Your Belongings
With the frequent high waves and the throngs of tourists, there is a risk of losing personal items. Therefore, it is important to keep a close eye on your belongings. Lockers are available on Basement One, and you can obtain a key card, which also serves as a payment card, on the First Floor.
Leave Slippers Behind
To maintain the cleanliness of the tsunami pool, please leave your slippers on the shore. Be sure to keep them safe to avoid any mix-ups. For more information on Tsunami Pool Safety, visit our website.
For further details on Tsunami Pool Safety and other safety measures, Lanchao Water Park Equipment Manufacturer is your go-to source.
