Adventure Cove

We had been to Adventure Cove in the December holiday last year. We love the place so we went back there again this March holiday.

The first time we tried getting into Adventure Cove, we reached there at 12pm and the tickets were sold out one hour earlier.

The second time, we bought tickets online before we went.

The third time, we decided at the last minute that we were going. We reached there at 11.30am and fortunately, tickets were still available and we were a happy family.

There are pigeon holes that allow you to deposit your shoes. 

Of course, the theme park will not bear responsibilities if they go missing.

Lots of free life jackets available

Lockers are just outside the changing rooms

Big ones are $20 with unlimited access. You can pay via credit card, ezlink card or cash.

Small ones are $10 with unlimited access.

Just key in your IC number and favourite colour.

Water Playground

I like this better than some of the water playgrounds around.

The slides are longer and gentler compared to most of the other slides.

Wave pool

I tried this, Dualing Racer, the second time we went there with Coco.

It was a 5-second ride with a one-hour wait.

Seahorse Hideaway, a baby pool.

We had wanted to play at other areas such as the playground, and Coco, the rides equivalent to roller coasters and snorkeling. However, it poured, so we went to Bay Restaurant and had our lunch.

Mostly western food. We had fish and chips, chicken wings and vegetarian nasi brani.

It continued to rain ceaselessly. After a prayer, the rain turned slight. We got tired though and we decided to go home. 

We were exhausted the moment we reached home. I think we made the mistake of going to the lazy river first. The lazy river at Adventure Cove is the longest among all the 'rivers' I have been to, shallower, and gentler current, than Wild Wild Wet's though.

Just that the next time round, we will not do the lazy river as the first item.