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Hydroslides
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Taiora QEII
Grab a raft and get set for a wild ride down the Taiora QEII hydroslide.
Hold on tight through 130-metres of looping fun - brave it by yourself or with a friend aboard single and double rafts.
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Jellie Park
Brace yourself for hours of fun with whānau and friends, Jellie Park has four epic hydroslides.
- A looping indoor hydroslide for year-round action for all thrill-seekers
- Two parallel outdoor summer hydroslides so you can race your friends to the bottom
- An outdoor summer slide that takes you on a wild ride through the trees
Head on down to Jellie Park and grab your Slide Pass for your ticket to fun.
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Te Hāpua and Waltham
Get ready to make a splash this summer at the Te Hāpua and Waltham outdoor summer hydroslides.
Whether you're looking to conquer your fear of heights or just want to have a blast with friends and whānau, our summer hydroslides are sure to provide an unforgettable experience - you'll feel like you're on a summer holiday even if you're just down the street.
Grab your togs, slather on some sunscreen, and head on down to our summer hydroslides for the ultimate summer fun!
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Hydroslide conditions of entryTaiora QEII
- Pre-schoolers aged under five years are not allowed on the hydroslides.
- Children between the ages of five and seven (inclusive) must be wearing a purple wristband and actively supervised by a responsible caregiver aged 16 years or older, who is to be within the pool area at all times and able to provide immediate assistance.
- Children aged 8 to 11 years (inclusive) must have a responsible caregiver 16 years or older on site unless they are in a supervised programme, such as swimming lessons. If they are swimming before or after their programme, their caregiver must be onsite.
- You must be at least 107cm tall to use the hydroslide.
Jellie Park- Pre-schoolers aged under five years are not allowed on the hydroslides.
- Children between the ages of five and seven (inclusive) must be wearing a purple wristband and actively supervised by a responsible caregiver aged 16 years or older, who is to be within the pool area at all times and able to provide immediate assistance.
- Children aged 8 to 11 years (inclusive) must have a responsible caregiver 16 years or older on site unless they are in a supervised programme, such as swimming lessons. If they are swimming before or after their programme, their caregiver must be onsite.
- You must be at least 102cm tall to use the hydroslides.
Te Hāpua and Waltham- Children must be over five years old to use the hydroslide.
- Pre-schoolers aged under five years are not allowed on the hydroslides.
- Children between the ages of five and seven (inclusive) must be wearing a purple wristband and actively supervised by a responsible caregiver aged 16 years or older, who is to be within the pool area at all times and able to provide immediate assistance.
- Children aged 8 to 11 years (inclusive) must have a responsible caregiver 16 years or older on site unless they are in a supervised programme, such as swimming lessons. If they are swimming before or after their programme, their caregiver must be onsite.
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Birthday parties
Celebrate your child's special day with a hydroslide birthday party that all the kid's will rave about.
Kid's can bounce, twist, slip, slide and compete for fastest hydroslider - there's hours of thrilling fun to keep them entertained.
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Hydroslide fundraisers
Ready to make a splash for a good cause? Host a hydroslide fundraiser.
Hydroslides offer the perfect opportunity for schools, charities, and community organisations to host a fun and unique fundraising event. Not only will people get to experience the thrill of the slides, but they'll also be supporting a worthy cause at the same time.
Gather your friends, whānau and supporters, and get ready to make a big splash for your cause with hydroslide fundraisers.
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Keep our pools safe
We want everyone to be able to enjoy the pools and have a safe and enjoyable experience.
It’s important that caregivers take extra care when accompanying a child to the pool.
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Supervision of children in the pool
- Children under five years old must be within arm’s reach and under constant supervision by a responsible caregiver aged 16 years or older in the pool at all times, who is wearing an orange wristband.
- Children between the ages of five and seven (inclusive) must be wearing a purple wristband and actively supervised by a responsible caregiver aged 16 years or older, who is to be within the pool area at all times and able to provide immediate assistance.
- Children aged 8 to 11 years (inclusive) must have a responsible caregiver 16 years or older on site unless they are in a supervised programme, such as swimming lessons. If they are swimming before or after their programme, their caregiver must be onsite.
Maximum adult to child ratiosHow many children can you bring to our pools?
- One adult to two children under 5 years old
- One adult to one child under 5 and two 5-7 year olds
- One adult to four 5-7 year olds
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