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Home / Travel / Travel News / Best Ways to Stay Cool this April

Best Ways to Stay Cool this April

April 15, 2019 by StrawberrY Gal

As the temperature and humidity soar across Malaysia these few months, people are scrambling to find ways to cool down this April. Instead of hiding indoors with the air-con on full blast, why not head off to chill at Sunway Lagoon?

Get excited, as here are the best ways you can beat the heat and stay cool.

Start your day with a truly wet and wild experience as wind, fog, mist, sprays, fountains and water jets splash your face and body in the Waterplexx 5D. Let the kids loose in the interactive water playground of Little Zimbabwe, an African village completes with huts and Masai warriors guarding the entrance.

Right in the centre of Water Park, behold the most thrilling and largest water ride in Malaysia – the Vuvuzela launching from a tower that is 11-storey high, plunges through turbulent water and ride the rapids with twists and turns.

After all that rush, get into relax mode by renting a float and sway along the Zambezi River. Otherwise, choose to join the underwater crew and submerge yourself for approximately 30 minutes when you Scuba Dive in the City at the Surf Pool. It is definitely an experience of a lifetime not to be missed!

What would a theme park be without a choice of foods, beverages and snacks? Take a breather from all the activities and replenish your energy at I Scoop 4 U ice cream kiosk where you will be spoilt for choice and Chill…Lah to quench your thirst!

Now, it’s the time to get back into the water as you spiral down Nickelodeon Lost Lagoon’s Monsoon 360. Little ones can run along and create their own games of splashing water at each other with the various interactive water geysers, water cannons and waterfalls at Splish Splash.

What’s more? Start the countdown, 3…2…1…. , get anxious as we wait for the giant tipping bucket to tipped off and splash everyone with green slime at SpongeBob Splash Adventure!

Lastly, join the Waves of Fun at Surf Beach! With capability of churning out perfectly shaped waves up to the maximum height of eight-feet, you will definitely be soaking wet at the first wave!

With so much to experience, why limit yourself to just one day of fun? Sunway Lagoon is open daily from 10:00 am to 6:00 pm. Tickets are priced at RM202 for visitors above the age of 13 and RM170 for children aged 12 and below.

For more information and online promotions, please contact Sunway Lagoon at           603 5639 0000, visit www.sunwaylagoon.com or connect to www.facebook.com/SunwayLagoonMalaysia.

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