Paoay Lake Water Park: The First-Ever Floating Playground in the North
Who says the rainy season should hinder you from enjoying the great outdoors? The rain might be pouring, but that doesn’t mean you can’t have fun! Here at Philippine Primer, we share the best attractions that will keep you on your toes, rain or shine.
Welcome to Paoay Lake Water Park, the first ever floating playground in the North!
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The calm waters of Paoay Lake in Ilocos Norte now brims with life as Paoay Lake Water Park covers 4,200 square meters of the lake with a massive inflatable playground. Both kids and adults can enjoy over 30 fun activities on the playground, making it a perfect place to have fun with family, friends, and even colleagues at work!
Among the activities you can enjoy are the classic playground staples of Tarzan swings, monkey bars, giant slides, wiggle bridges, walkway ladders, crazy ramps, and the giant Inflatable Pool right at the heart of the floating island.
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Survival of the Fittest
Want to challenge your friends? Try to combine exhilarating classic playground activities with Paoay Lake Water Park’s Human Launcher and the 10-meter high Tarzan Swing to create an obstacle course that will make your stay one for the books!
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Or if you are a fan of the South Korean Netflix TV series, Squid Game, you and your friends might want to determine which one of you will survive in Paoay Lake Water Park’s Squid Game-inspired obstacle course.
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However, if you just want to enjoy the scenery and laugh at your friends’ crazy antics, you may also relax beside one of the blue and purple Bali-inspired umbrellas by the lake.
Relax at the I’M IN Lounge just adjacent to the inflatable island./ IMAGE from Inflatable Island
Fit Check!
Your water park experience can best be enjoyed when you have the right type of outfit to wear. Rash guards and swim leggings or shorts are recommended if you’re going to slip and slide on the inflatable playground.
However, if you just want to enjoy the Instagrammable setup of the water park, then start looking for your cutest bikini or board shorts in your closet!
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Pro-tip: Please don’t wear anything sharp like zippers, sequins or beads that might harm you or the inflatable island. We would also like to gently remind you that wearing bikinis on the inflatable island might be prone to wardrobe malfunction, so be careful!
Fees and Sprees
Did you know that you may enjoy Paoay Lake Water Park for as low as Php 50? That’s right! You may relax by the lake on the I’M IN Lounge for just Php 50! You might also want to experience the beach and the activities it offers such as volleyball, kayaking, and frisbee for Php 150.
Enjoy the sun or make the most out of the cloudy skies by playing volleyball with friends! / IMAGE from Inflatable Island
However, if you want to experience the adventure you are looking for, here are the Inflatable Play Passes for a whole day of fun!
Splash (2-hour inflatable play pass): Php 399
Spray (half-day inflatable play pass): Php 499
Splash (whole day inflatable play pass): Php 699
Pro-tip: All play passes have whole day access to the I’M IN Lounge and beach activities! So, don’t forget that Paoay Lake Water Park access starts at 8:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. only. Also, be there 30 minutes early for the sign-in process, safety instructions, and life vest fitting. Be sure to set your schedule wisely to make the most out of your Paoay escapades!
Safe and Sound
Paoay Lake Water Park welcomes visitors rain or shine, just not during a typhoon, so it is best to check on the weather forecast and schedule trips wisely!
Also, because safety and security is a priority, Paoay Lake Water Park ensures this by supplying life vests and appointing life guards around the inflatable island. However, it would be best to always keep an eye on your children for a safe and sound, unforgettable trip of a lifetime!
What are you waiting for? Visit www.inflatableisland.com and secure your slots now!
This is a press release. Minor edits were made prior to publishing.
