Paradise Found – Lost Paradise Bahrain
The Lost Paradise, a recreational water park near the Al Areen Wildlife Park in the southern region of Bahrain. Immersed in 77,000 square feet of what was previously arid desert, this area is impressive, and the English style of the historic era of Bahrain Dilmun.
The wild open spaces are divided into six zones with speed slides and tube slides, raft ride, winding rivers, springs, waterfalls, a beach with waves automatically, a spa, archild and a swimming pool. There is something for everyone of all ages covered.
The park is a great initial success, attracting visitors from Bahrain and the eastern province of Saudi Arabia. Daily attendance varies between 500 and 2,300, depending on the day and year, school holidays and weekends are obviously more popular. The management of the park hopes to 300,000 visitors this year.
The park has recently LadiesNights for women and their children are under 10 years. This evening was so successful that now remain open until midnight and even then it is difficult for women to encourage them to go home!
public response is positive and the studies are encouraging, and many tourists come again and again. Corporate packages are available: local clubs, schools, hotels and airlines can arrange customized packages that are popular. It 'also possible to discuss the park for private use, at a cost ofBD only 50,000 per day.
The Lost Paradise employs 170 people, including 23 different nationalities, of which 35 percent are in Bahrain. Training in all areas are narrow, about to be deployed and is in strict compliance with international health and safety standards. Staff use radios to call for extra help when necessary.
"We usually only doctors who are" dead, "says Paul, to be treated. "Some people do not drink enough water, and thensuffers from excessive sun exposure "There is enough shade areas around the paradise lost by eight strategically located dining popular choices including hamburgers and chips, sandwiches, shawarma, salad, fresh fruit, water and fruit juices. The Visitors are not allow them to bring snacks, glass is not allowed and smoking is only possible in three areas ..
There have been some unforeseen problems water (swimming, etc.) in the early days,park because of supply and sewage treatment plants that are not finished in time. Correct time, their reservoir currently stores approximately 1,000,000 gallons of water and use a paradise lost, a staggering 10 million gallons of desalinated water. Water Park is tested 24 hours a day, treated with chemicals and balanced, runs on a safe, healthy public use.
Paul Blunt in Bahrain three years ago, the park's team of architects, engineers, designers, and monitorbuilders involved in construction. The Lost Paradise opened under the guidance of Paul in September 2007, is closed to the public during the cold winter months and reopened in March this year. Season 2008 will be held until December, when the weather permits.
I asked Paul if the lost paradise it seems that he had given. "Yes, really, but I will say that the principles of design more green paper!
"It 's a difficult environment for an investment of $ 1.3billion. It' was a threatsomething like this here, but in reality is a good place. This is a unique, very different and after five years our environment will be spectacular, "He said that all clusters containing Al Areen land in two million hectares plan had been sold .. The development will ultimately include three major hotels, conference facilities, a medical center, a shopping, commercial areas, retail and residential, including construction. 's already started perimeter of the parkThe Italian Domina Hotel is scheduled to open next year.
Besides the fact that the general manager of Paradise Lost, Paul is also Director of Sim Leisure Consultants, a leading design, development specialists and operating amusement parks in the world. A British-born Australian, Paul has been in business for 20 years and has worked or helped to open the water park similar to Australia, Cyprus, Malaysia, Vietnam, Bulgaria and now the Middle East.
Paul Blunt live inBahrain with his wife and son, Jennifer Nicole. "We like to enjoy Bahrain and the region of Sim Leisure.'m Looking for more about the parks open in the Middle East, so I will continue, we expect that in this part of the world next year, I love my job. . The Lost Paradise was a challenging place showing, logistics, hiring the right people to our staff and then training. People seem happy enough, and is important. If people are happy, and that is well reflected is what we want. "
I made the tripwater park. And 'spectacular special offers, good staff and clean finish. At 11:00 on Monday, an area already is dynamic, all laughing, enjoying the thrill rides. The Lost Paradise is supposed to be in Bahrain Dilmun time to think – but do not think they have such a feeling in those days – is paradise found.
The Lost Paradise of Dilmun Water Park is located at Al Areen, Bahrain International Circuit near, O Kingdom of Bahrain Tel: +973 17845100
