Skechers Summer WaterPark Tickets 2024|Sheung Shui

Admission Rules We put safety first. Parents and guardians are asked to take good care of the safety of their children while visiting the park. The park provides a variety of entertainment facilities. When choosing to participate in activities or play, parents and guardians should first consider whether the age, height, mental ability, physical fitness, and weight of their children are suitable. Visitors under the age of 12 must be accompanied by someone aged 18 or above to enter the park.

 Visitors must abide by the “General Rules of the Park” and the designated rules listed at the entrance of each venue and facility (including but not limited to the park, water slides, swimming pools, attractions, exhibits, shops, restaurants, parking lots, gardens and classrooms). and notices, instructions or requests issued by park or partner staff. The park may take photos, videotape or record closed-circuit television videos or audio recordings in the park or at the edge of its management area for educational or publicity purposes.

 Visitors must pay the then-applicable admission fee or hold relevant admission tickets as required by (the Company). The park reserves the right to require visitors to present identification documents to verify admission. Visitors who fail to meet admission requirements may be denied entry to the park or venues managed by the Company without refund or compensation.

The park will check visitors' bags at the entrance. Visitors are not allowed to bring the following items into the water park or venues managed by the Company unless approved in advance by the Company:

• Food and drinks (except baby food and reasonable portions of outside food or drinks for personal consumption only)
• Alcoholic beverages, prohibited drugs or items with strong or pungent odors;
• Firearms, ammunition or any weapons;
• Glass containers (except small containers for baby food);
• Dangerous goods listed in Article 2 of the Dangerous Goods Ordinance, Chapter 295 of the Laws of Hong Kong;
• Animals (except guide dogs that wear guide saddles to assist visually impaired people);
• Trolleys, shopping carts, and storage boxes, containers, luggage, shoes or any items with wheels (except wheelchairs for people with disabilities or electric wheelchairs with a speed of less than 6 kilometers per hour);
• Life jackets that are not approved by internationally recognized organizations or damaged life jackets;
• Bags, storage boxes, luggage, personal items or containers exceeding 83cm x 38cm x 40cm;
• Any item that may be offensive, illegal, disturbing or harmful, or a nuisance to other visitors, or any item that may affect the operation, order, safety or natural environment of the Park. By entering the park, visitors agree to abide by the “General Rules of the Park” and agree that the park can record visitors’ activities for educational and promotional purposes.

 If any person fails to comply with the “General Rules of the Park” or any designated rules, may endanger the operation of the Park, or damage the natural environment, flora and fauna of the Park, the Park may refuse admission to such persons Or require such persons to leave without refund or compensation.

 Under any circumstances that the Company deems necessary, the Park may at any time amend the general rules or any designated rules or the business hours of the venues managed by the Company, limit the number of admissions to the Park or venues managed by the Company, add additional admission requirements, Temporarily close the park or any part thereof, and/or cancel or suspend any activities or services due to legal requirements, operational capacity, severe weather, emergencies, or any situation that affects the safety, security, order, and health of park visitors and employees. Items, services and bookings without further notice and without refund or compensation.

HEALTH GUIDELINES Before going to the swimming pool, if you feel unwell and have symptoms of nausea, fever, cold, pink eye or skin infection, please do not swim and seek medical advice as soon as possible. If you experience itchy skin, eye discomfort, cough, difficulty breathing or other physical discomfort after swimming, you should see a doctor immediately. Sunbathers are advised to take the following protective measures to prevent skin and eyes from being damaged by ultraviolet rays: You can choose to wear a sun hat, a clean white T-shirt over your swimsuit, and sunglasses that absorb ultraviolet rays. Avoid prolonged exposure to the sun and reapply sunscreen with an SPF of 15 or above.