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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 entry
Taiora 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.
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