Construction of Yangzhou Expo Park Caribbean Water World Nears Completion, Grand Opening Set for June 18th

Spanning approximately 67,000 square meters, the Yangzhou Expo Park Caribbean Water World utilizes Caribbean culture as its core narrative. Seamlessly integrating tropical aesthetics, mysterious tribal elements, and classic pirate legends, the park is divided into five thematic zones: the Free Port Service Zone, Fun Shallows Zone, Pirate Rapids Zone, Rainforest Sprint Zone, and Giant Wave Carnival Zone. The destination is designed to create a diverse aquatic adventure world for guests of all ages, offering everything from leisurely water play to extreme challenges.

Currently, the overall layout of the project has clearly taken shape, and massive water attractions are rapidly transitioning from blueprints into reality. The construction site is now intensely focused on equipment commissioning and thematic landscaping operations.

The most highly anticipated core landmark of the park—the 18.5-meter-tall giant ring slide named the "Caribbean Eye" (the first of its kind in Jiangsu Province)—has completed its main structural assembly and color painting. With its unique winding silhouette, high-speed sliding experience, and integrated water screen projections, it is destined to become the park's visual focal point and a highly shareable landmark.

Meanwhile, construction progress in other key attraction zones is advancing rapidly:

• Giant Wave Carnival Zone (Poseidon Wave Pool): The massive 6,000-square-meter wave pool has taken shape. The pool structure and waterproofing engineering have passed inspection, and the team is currently conducting precise joint commissioning of the wave control system and the audio-visual lighting system. Once operational, it will serve as a dual-entertainment hub: simulating authentic ocean waves during the day and transforming into a spectacular light and music show at night.

• Rainforest Sprint Zone (Rainforest Water Roller Coaster): Cleverly utilizing the natural elevation differences of the terrain, the track splicing and reinforcement have been fully completed. This finalizes the weightless ride path, engineered to mimic the sensation of "flying over mountains."

  

• Pirate Rapids Zone (Extreme River): The hundreds-of-meters-long river channel, along with themed structures such as the Gold Transport Bridge and Molten Gold Waterfall, has been constructed. Final water circulation tests are currently underway, establishing a deeply immersive treasure hunt adventure atmosphere.

• Extreme Challenge Attractions: The hoisting and installation of the Drop Slide and Spiral Speed Slide have both been completed. Rigorous pressure and operational safety tests are now being conducted, ensuring that guests can safely experience the ultimate adrenaline rush of rapid freefalls and a time-space vortex in mere seconds.

  
  

  

(The park is on track to officially open its doors to the public on June 18th.)