Located in Tongcheng, the literary capital of China and one of the core cities in the Hefei Economic Circle in central Anhui, Happy Water World is a national 4A-level scenic spot. It is one of the largest water amusement destinations in East China and Asia’s first and most distinctive magical water park. Happy Water World officially opened on June 16, 2012. Since its opening, it has received an average of 2,000–3,000 visitors on weekdays and over 10,000 on weekends and holidays, attracting nearly 300,000 visitors within months. Due to weather conditions, Happy Water World closed successfully at the end of 2012. During the closure period, extensive construction was carried out to add more amusement attractions. On May 18, 2013, Happy Water World reopened in a brand-new look, offering the latest rides and experiences to welcome visitors.
The first phase of China’s Happy Water World has established four major themed amusement zones. These include the Enthusiastic Aqua Bar, Crazy Happy Water, the Crazy Slide Area, and the Happy Water Exploration Zone. In total, there are over 120 water experience attractions, including more than 40 rides and facilities. In 2013, Happy Water World added new attractions such as the Splash Water Castle, Polar Ice Bar Western Restaurant, Noah’s Ark Food Court, Tongcheng-style snacks, and ethnic minority dance performances. In addition to the exciting rides and facilities, Happy Water World also offers comprehensive supporting amenities, including dining, shopping, healthcare services, showers, and changing rooms.
Happy Water World also designs its attractions based on themed zones, drawing inspiration from the rich cultural heritage of literary Tongcheng. With the "Crazy Happy Water – Happy Water Exploration" as the main storyline, rides like the Happy Water Surfing and Happy Water Rafting serve as magical thematic scenes, immersing visitors in a spectacular and joyful water wonderland.
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