因为这个乐园是早上10点钟开门，于是我们从家里9点半就出发了。到了乐园的时候，刚刚10点过几分。
然后我们看到外面人也不是很多，并不像网上说的那样人山人海之类的。也可能是因为我那天选的是工作日，大人们都上班去了，孩子虽然放暑假了，但是毕竟全职家长也不是那么多。
所以我们进去内场之后发现人也就三三两两的，熙熙攘攘几个。因为他们大部分，来来的早的这么多客人里面，80%都是在这边选择住店、住酒店的旅客。
我看了一下，在暑假，正暑假期间，7月份和8月份这两个月。住酒店住酒店两天一夜，然后送两张成人门票的酒店费用已经炒到了1500还是1600，忘记了。这个价格还是挺贵的。
因为我们住的不远，所以我们不会去选择住酒店，这样也节省了不少。
再加上我们来之前，我是做足了攻略的。买了溯溪鞋，买了水枪，还有游泳圈，全部都是网上买好的，价格低廉，性价比超高。就像那个溯溪鞋，现场要卖到30块钱或者40块钱一双，我在拼多多买的，5块钱一双，而且质量很好。溯溪鞋一定要带，因为穿拖鞋去各种场地和池子不太方便，影响速度。然后溯溪鞋就是只有个别刺激的项目会需要你脱下来，其他进入池子或者是常规项目你都可以一直穿在脚上，可以防止脚底被尖锐的东西弄伤，这也挺好的。
我们进到内场去之后，首先就来到了冲浪池。冲浪池这时候就只有一两个小孩子在排队，基本上没什么人。于是我和娃赶紧跟着后面排队。我们光这一个冲浪池都玩了五六遍，还是挺好玩的。
在上去之前，根据工作人员、教练的提醒和提示，整个人，我，躺在，整个人撑在冲浪板上面，然后用胳膊支撑住，扶住两边，然后腰以下和腿就直接撑在外面。
然后工作人员告诉我们，如果你想左，往左或者往右，就直接把冲浪板的边缘稍稍稍稍提起来一点点，又或者就是把整个人直接左偏或者右偏就可以了。
娃去玩了几次，前面两次都是几秒钟就被浪冲到一边去下来了。然后到后面几次就比较成功的在上面坚持了很长时间。我第一次上去的时候，居然就在上面撑了两三分钟，我觉得还是挺好玩的。
不过有一点就是没有带护目镜。因为人毕竟是用手胳膊撑在上面，那个浪花非常大，经常就会有水飞溅到脸上，让你根本就睁睁不开眼睛。
玩完这个项目之后，我们又把室内所有的其他项目都玩了一遍。然后像那种七八层楼高的那种大滑道和滑梯，还有大喇叭，都是要求身高一米4以上，体重80斤以上的。我们家娃体重刚刚卡在那里，所以可以上去跟我们玩一下。
在玩这这两个比较大项目的时候，就没来得及拍照，因为手机都要放好，免得拿着手上会被甩出去。就，那就不太好了。然后玩那些小项目滑梯的时候就可以随意拍照。
我们后来玩累了，中途就跑到二层楼的那个无边泳池泡了一下。有一说一，这个无边泳池拍照打卡还是挺好的。但是由于我陪儿子疯玩，我穿的是一件短袖是很保守的黄色的泳衣。然后脸上和头上也全，头发上全部都是水，完全没有，毫无造型和美感可言，简直就是狼狈至极。但是我们俩玩的挺开心的，儿子给我拍照的时候，我也是各种跟他做鬼脸、傻笑。
然后到了中午的时候，我们自己带了吃的，就在一楼的休息区用了15~20分钟的时间把我们带去的中餐给消灭掉了，还带了一个自嗨锅和一些其他的糕点之类的。整体来说还是挺不错的。
下午又玩了两个多小时，发现孩子的手和脚的皮肤都泡的，白的不得了，不能再继续泡了。于是我们下午将近3点的时候就离开了这个场地。总体而言，这里的环境还是挺不错的。里面，室内丝毫都不闷热，并不像网上所说的，闷的像蒸饺子一样。
The water park opens at 10 a.m., so we set off from home at 9:30. We arrived just a few minutes past 10.
We noticed there weren't many people outside, nothing like the huge crowds described online. Maybe it was because we chose a weekday – most adults were at work, and even though kids were on summer vacation, not that many full-time parents were around.
Once we got inside, there were only a handful of people here and there. It seemed around 80% of the early visitors were hotel guests staying on the premises.
During peak summer months – July and August – the price for a two-day, one-night hotel stay that includes two adult tickets had jumped to either 1,500 or 1,600 yuan (I can't remember exactly). That's pretty expensive. Luckily, we live nearby, so we didn't need to stay at the hotel, saving us a lot of money.
What's more, I'd done my homework before coming. I bought water shoes, water guns, and inflatable rings online – all at low prices with great value. For example, the water shoes sold for 30 or 40 yuan on-site, but I got mine for just 5 yuan on Pinduoduo, and the quality was good. Water shoes are a must – flip-flops are inconvenient at various attractions and pools, slowing you down. You only need to take them off for a few extreme rides; otherwise, you can wear them all the time, which protects your feet from sharp objects.
After entering the park, we headed straight for the wave pool. Only one or two kids were waiting in line, almost no one else. My child and I quickly joined the queue. We ended up going on it five or six times – it was so much fun.
Before getting on, the staff and instructors gave us instructions: I was to lie on the surfboard, propping myself up with my arms holding onto both sides, while keeping my lower back and legs hanging off the edge. They told us that to turn left or right, we just needed to lift the edge of the board slightly or lean our bodies in that direction.
My child tried several times. The first two times, they got knocked off by the waves within seconds, but later on, they managed to stay on for much longer. I surprisingly stayed on for two or three minutes on my first try – it was really enjoyable.
One thing, though: I should have brought goggles. Since you're propping yourself up with your arms, the waves are so big that water constantly splashes in your face, making it impossible to open your eyes.
After the wave pool, we went on all the other indoor rides. The big slides and the "big horn" ride, which are seven or eight stories high, require riders to be over 1.4 meters tall and weigh at least 40 kilograms. My child just met the weight requirement, so they got to join us.
We didn't get any photos of these two big rides because we had to put our phones away – we didn't want them flying off during the ride, which would have been bad. But we could take photos freely on the smaller slides.
Later, when we got tired, we went to relax in the infinity pool on the second floor. To be honest, it's a great spot for taking photos. But after messing around with my son, I was wearing a conservative yellow one-piece swimsuit, my face and hair were soaking wet – there was no style or beauty at all, just pure mess. But we had a blast. When my son took photos of me, I made all sorts of funny faces and grinned like an idiot.
At noon, we took out the food we'd brought and finished our lunch in 15 to 20 minutes at the first-floor rest area. We had a self-heating hot pot and some pastries – it worked out really well.
We played for another two hours in the afternoon, but noticed my child's hands and feet were all pruney from being in the water too long, so we had to stop. We left around 3 p.m.
Overall, the environment was great. The indoor area wasn't stuffy at all, unlike what some online reviews said – it was nothing like being steamed in a pot.
Upvoted! Thank you for supporting witness @jswit.
Downvoting a post can decrease pending rewards and make it less visible. Common reasons:
Submit