Doha Water Park - Dress Code
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Doha Water Park - Dress Code
So, a new water park has opened (25km outside Doha) but apparently it has a dress code.
Women to be covered to the knees and no bikini.
Information seems to be sketchy but pretty much sounds like a non starter for many.
Anyone actually know anything for a fact? Cannot just be this
Women to be covered to the knees and no bikini.
Information seems to be sketchy but pretty much sounds like a non starter for many.
Anyone actually know anything for a fact? Cannot just be this
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Re: Doha Water Park - Dress Code
This is the place - pity about dress code as it looks ok
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Re: Doha Water Park - Dress Code
So, a new water park has opened (25km outside Doha) but apparently it has a dress code.
Women to be covered to the knees and no bikini.
Information seems to be sketchy but pretty much sounds like a non starter for many.
Anyone actually know anything for a fact? Cannot just be this
http://www.ahiida.com/images/T/xctmpBLVk1J.png
Women to be covered to the knees and no bikini.
Information seems to be sketchy but pretty much sounds like a non starter for many.
Anyone actually know anything for a fact? Cannot just be this
http://www.ahiida.com/images/T/xctmpBLVk1J.png
Not sure about the dress code but i there are no single men allowed at anytime . I heard they've built it there so the Saudi's can also 'pop' in on the way to the border.
Why anyone would build a water park there is beyond me . Qataris are really not the most brightest of nations, as my Emirati boss says , Kuwaitis are ignorant , Saudis are arrogant and Qataris are both.......!
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Re: Doha Water Park - Dress Code
Drove past it last week , looks like they've made a bit of an effort but believe you me it ain't no Wild Wadi / Atlantis that's for sure , typical Qatar development , copy what is around then get cold feet and it ends up sh*t
Not sure about the dress code but i there are no single men allowed at anytime . I heard they've built it there so the Saudi's can also 'pop' in on the way to the border.
Why anyone would build a water park there is beyond me . Qataris are really not the most brightest of nations, as my Emirati boss says , Kuwaitis are ignorant , Saudis are arrogant and Qataris are both.......!
Not sure about the dress code but i there are no single men allowed at anytime . I heard they've built it there so the Saudi's can also 'pop' in on the way to the border.
Why anyone would build a water park there is beyond me . Qataris are really not the most brightest of nations, as my Emirati boss says , Kuwaitis are ignorant , Saudis are arrogant and Qataris are both.......!
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Re: Doha Water Park - Dress Code
So, a new water park has opened (25km outside Doha) but apparently it has a dress code.
Women to be covered to the knees and no bikini.
Information seems to be sketchy but pretty much sounds like a non starter for many.
Anyone actually know anything for a fact? Cannot just be this
http://www.ahiida.com/images/T/xctmpBLVk1J.png
Women to be covered to the knees and no bikini.
Information seems to be sketchy but pretty much sounds like a non starter for many.
Anyone actually know anything for a fact? Cannot just be this
http://www.ahiida.com/images/T/xctmpBLVk1J.png
Other than that, we will see.
Well, not me, I would not be seen dead there...full of naughty brats, ogling husbands and women in full gear....no my idea of fun.
Good thing Dubai is close....
Local newspapers today featured an ad by Aqua park Qatar advising visitors that suitable swim wear must be worn at all time, in addition to "no denim, buckles or braces". Followed by an advisory caution that local culture must be respected (the peninsula page 02)
This comes after many locals complaining over local media about indecent attire worn by foreigners at Aqua park Qatar including an Outraged Qatari woman calling in the popular local radio talk show " my beloved country, good morning" two days ago expressing her anger towards foreign women who wore " swim wear" to the Aqua Park!!!
http://bit.ly/av9AjF
And here is another good one....
Ajnas said Boy damages kidney in fall at amusement facility ...
Boy damages kidney in fall at amusement facility
Tuesday, 12 October 2010 04:07
By SAMIHA GOUHAR
DOHA: An 11-year-old boy had his right kidney severely damaged and a rib broken in a fall while playing at a local amusement facility.
The incident took place on October 2. The father of the victim, Ahmed, says doctors have declared that his son has lost his right kidney since he could not be brought in for treatment in time.
The management of the amusement centre refused to talk on the issue.
The father who did not want his name in print has filed two police complaints, one with the Mekainis Police (Complaint Number 1100) on October 2 about the incident, the other on October 7 against the manager of the facility for allegedly visiting the hospital and trying to speak with his wife to tender an apology.
HMC doctors have also confirmed that the right kidney of the boy has been severely damaged.
Giving details of the tragic incident, the victim’s father earlier said that on the fateful day he dropped Ahmed and his mother at the amusement centre. “But after a while I got a call on my mobile phone from her. She sounded panicky while telling me that Ahmed had fallen and was lying unconscious.” “I immediately asked her if there were any rescuers attending to Ahmed and whether there was an ambulance, to which she replied in the negative. She said some onlookers had, though, come for help,” said the father, adding that he, therefore, immediately rushed to the amusement facility.
The father further quoted Ahmed’s mother as saying that some of the visitors had helped bring him out. The kid’s mother had told him that the boy was lying on the ground and the people who had come to his help believed he was all right.
But the father said that when he reached there he found his son crying and vomitting. “I talked to the manager of the facility and he told me there was no cause for worry.”
“The manager said that my son may have eaten before entering the play area and it was for this reason that he was vomitting, but my son soon fell unconscious.”
According to the father, he called in an ambulance but since it took time to arrive due to the distance involved, he also called in the police which soon arrived on the spot.
“The police found that safety measures were inadequate,” claimed the father.
Rescuers must weigh every child before allowing him into the play area which is, ironically, called the ‘Death Game,’ he said.
For example, a child weighing 60kg should not be allowed into the play area with a child of 80kg, he claimed.
“But my child was not weighed,” he said.
Three accidents have taken place before his son was involved in one at the amusement facility, claimed Ahmed’s father.
The manager asked a woman to call Ahmed’s mother saying he wanted to apologise.
The woman tried to convince Ahmed’s mother that the family shouldn’t lodge a police complaint and instead make a rapprochement. Meanwhile, this reporter’s efforts to seek comments on the issue from the manager met with failure.
The manager first dillydallied saying he would be speaking tomorrow and the day after but finally refused to say a word.
THE PENINSULA
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Re: Doha Water Park - Dress Code
did I read - '...a child weighing 80kgs...' ?
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I've seen a few birkinis over the last week as have been hanging out in water parks with my nephew, I must say they are quite bizarre! and the fact the men are wearing speedos and the women are trussed up like tellytubbies... I can't say its a look I'll be investing ion this season.