Seven must-know tips for building a water park: location, planning, equipment selection, design, facilities, safety, and civil code compliance. Plus, don’t forget water purification!

Ready to build a hotel waterpark resort? Get a market analysis and feasibility study done, ask a designer to read the report and recommend design concepts, and work with a waterslide manufacturer’s engineers to determine the final footprint of your building – these are the tips you need!

Before opening, personnel must be trained and equipment safety risks investigated. To stand out, introduce unique slides and innovate business models.

Build an indoor waterpark? Get expert help early, size it right, and don’t forget the HVAC and underground pipes!

Indoor water parks are becoming popular, offering year-round fun and entertainment with heated slides and traditional theme park elements.

Water park design is all about creating a unique, harmonious experience with clear themes, environmental coordination, and well-defined functional areas.

Promote your water park with late spring flyers, ads, websites, SNS, custom items, and word-of-mouth to attract local and out-of-town visitors.

Water park management must be strict to ensure water quality is safe, clear, and free of bacteria, with regular inspections and a sanitation system in place.

Waterpark safety is essential! From drowning to falls, to floating overturns, safety measures must be taken to ensure a safe and fun experience for all visitors. From daily inspections to lifeguard systems, to external safety assessments, waterpark operators must take the necessary steps to protect their guests.