However, we felt this was worth the money as the queues were shorter (the ones at AquaVenture took too long) and the kids had more opportunities to go on the rides. This is a smaller waterpark compared to the newly opened AquaVenture on Sentosa. My girl did not meet the height requirements of Slide Up but the anticipation of rides on The Waterworks, Torpedo and Ular-lah were enough to quell her disappointment. We checked the safety height chart below to see if she met the height limit of all the rides at this water park. Of course my two munchkins wants to fly off to the fastest, most heart-racing waterslides possible. I am including this photo of me and the kids because this is possibly the last photo of me carrying my daughter in my arms! She just turned eight and is getting too big and heavy for me to carry in my arms. There is a huge seating area outside the locker rooms for you to enjoy your meal. Also, Downtown East is just outside the waterpark with more food options and restaurant choices.

You can bring your own food but why bother when there are plenty of choices when it came to fast food - burgers, pizzas, hotdogs. It is not as spanking new as Adventure Cove on Sentosa expect some wear and tear. Once inside, we head to the lockers to store our belongings. I can only guess that the waterpark had just reopened and not many people knew that. It was a Friday afternoon and the waterpark was surprisingly deserted. The day we visited was a bit of an overcast day. So on her 8th birthday, we surprised her with a birthday visit to the Wild Wild Wet Waterpark! Nothing gives me more pleasure than to see the brilliant smiles on my daughter’s face and hear her squeal in delight.

Wild wet wacky wonderful world