Father of teen sons & wear a below knee prosthetic leg.
Purpose built “wet leg” built for water activity.
Adventure Park kindly allows it be worn on all water slides after a simple verbal liability waiver.
With lawyers hiding in Australian shrubbery don’t blame them .. but yeah I’m responsible for own safety.
Call this “The WaterPark Redemption” after being banned at Waterbom Bali earlier on summer break.
Waterbom made me sign waiver, wear red medical “restricted” wristband & directed me to gazebo or pool bar.
I was pretty angered/saddened and my teenagers were gutted I couldn’t enjoy park together with them.
Redemptive fun rides in multiple at Adventure Park. Tornado being our family favourite.
Big air whooping as 3-weight (Dad & 2 teens) on mat zooming up the huge yellow/purple Funnel !
Adventure Park is mindful of providing lots of shady table seating in large accessible free marquees.
Fantastic day. Hooray to the management and staff team at AP.

We had to wait about 1hr & 30mins to get on the tsunami and made some of the family get worried that they had
not seen us when we came out and went to a different slide. There were people pushing in from the back.
The lazy river was really a lazy river it was more like dodgem cars. Around the corners it had a strong smell of urine.

We rang before driving from Ballarat to ask about the late entry discount tickets. We were told twice on the phone it was from 3.30pm and $45. We timed everything to get the kids here for 3.30pm. Arrived at gate to be told it's from 4.15pm so we would need to pay full price for 2 hrs and 45 mins. Absolutely terrible communication and pricing.