Re: Iceland Water Park
Originally Posted by busybee2
(Post 9353142)
yep they weigh you i think cannot be over 80kg and they do it in public and let everyone know.
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Re: Iceland Water Park
Originally Posted by Spugsy
(Post 9353185)
Honest??
Well that's me not going on that one then... |
Re: Iceland Water Park
Originally Posted by Blue Cat
(Post 9354175)
rang them, there is one ride where there is a weight restriction :sneaky:
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Re: Iceland Water Park
Originally Posted by busybee2
(Post 9355206)
yeh sorry not all the rides just one, but even so would they be able to do that anywhere else in the world, human rights and all.
i still don't know anyone who has actually been to this place...go on bluecat, do the decent thing and go and report back...! MM, xx |
Re: Iceland Water Park
Originally Posted by Madam Medusa
(Post 9355422)
yeah of course they would...helicopter rides, parachute jumps...there must be loads of things...
i still don't know anyone who has actually been to this place...go on bluecat, do the decent thing and go and report back...! MM, xx |
Re: Iceland Water Park
Originally Posted by Madam Medusa
(Post 9355422)
yeah of course they would...helicopter rides, parachute jumps...there must be loads of things...
i still don't know anyone who has actually been to this place...go on bluecat, do the decent thing and go and report back...! MM, xx |
Re: Iceland Water Park
All going to plan we are going on Friday, will report back with my findings :)
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Re: Iceland Water Park
went today, was brilliant, will do a full write up later :)
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Re: Iceland Water Park
Originally Posted by Blue Cat
(Post 9407785)
went today, was brilliant, will do a full write up later :)
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Re: Iceland Water Park
Originally Posted by lionheart
(Post 9407836)
But its 42degC outside. You guys must be crazy.:confused:
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Re: Iceland Water Park
Originally Posted by Blue Cat
(Post 9407928)
it's a WATER park, you are half naked and wet! LH lighten up!
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Re: Iceland Water Park
i went to wild wadi on tuesday and the amount of people that obviously did not heed the sun, yes it was cloudy and overcast, but there were loads of people with no tshirts on and by the end of the day were really really red and burnt....! as i have a fish we always have to keep reapplying the sun cream on the face and usually its a little bit red by the end of the day, but the rest of the skin is covered up with shorts and top even on a cloudy day but going to a water park its nice and cool, apart from the burnt feet as a lot of the places there they need to install the misting/water jets etc
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Re: Iceland Water Park
We were at Aquaventure yesterday and it was too hot. Both girls had UVA sunsuits, Legionnaires hats and factor 50 suncream, and are not in the slightest bit even pink, but a few of the other members of our party had blistered toes from the heat of the floor.
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Re: Iceland Water Park
Originally Posted by mummy2dolly
(Post 9409267)
We were at Aquaventure yesterday and it was too hot. Both girls had UVA sunsuits, Legionnaires hats and factor 50 suncream, and are not in the slightest bit even pink, but a few of the other members of our party had blistered toes from the heat of the floor.
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Re: Iceland Water Park
Originally Posted by lionheart
(Post 9407998)
Seriously BC, please ensure that mitten is checked regularly for skin blemishes. I would not even consider exposing Jaz to the sun between 9am-4pm at this time of year...and she is quite dark skinned.
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