Vortex Tank Water Park Water Slide Corrosion Resistant 15m Height

Vortex Tank (Space Basin) Slide

Introduction:
The vortex tank slide, also known as the space basin slide, is a miniaturized version of the giant beast bowl slide. Under the action of centrifugal force and water lubrication, tourists slide into a "big bowl" from a closed entrance, slowly enter the black hole slide pipe with the water flow, dive and accelerate at the same time, and finally rush into the open bowl body at high speed. The huge kinetic energy accumulated during the sliding process makes tourists rotate at high speed along the bowl wall, and fall into the pool after the energy is exhausted.
As a compact and exciting water amusement equipment, it inherits the thrilling experience of the giant beast bowl slide while optimizing the overall size, making it more adaptable to different venue scales. Adopting the human body straight-sliding mode, it has the advantages of simple operation, high passenger capacity and strong playability, and is deeply loved by tourists who pursue moderate stimulation. It is an excellent configuration project for large and medium-sized water parks.
 
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Playing Notes​:

- Strictly abide by the crowd restrictions: Children under 12 years old and under 1.4m in height, tourists over 90Kg in weight, and tourists over 60 years old are not allowed to play this slide. Tourists who meet the requirements must confirm their physical condition (no heart disease, hypertension, epilepsy, fear of heights, fear of water, etc.) before playing.
- Before sliding, please wear the life jacket and anti-slip shoes provided by the venue, and fasten the life jacket firmly. Remove sharp objects, hard items and valuables (mobile phones, glasses, jewelry, etc.), store them properly, and do not carry them during sliding to avoid injury or loss.

- Follow the on-site staff's guidance, queue up in order, and enter the slide entrance only after confirmation. Do not push, crowd or jump the queue. Wait for the previous tourist to slide into the pool before starting to slide.

- Take the correct posture before sliding: lie on your back or sit upright (according to the staff's guidance), keep your body straight, hold your arms tightly to your sides, and do not stretch your hands, feet or head out of the slide during sliding. Do not change posture at will.

- During sliding, keep calm and do not panic or struggle, especially when rotating along the bowl wall and diving into the pool. Do not interact with other tourists at will to avoid collision. After falling into the pool, get up quickly and leave the pool area under the guidance of the staff.

- Do not climb or damage the slide equipment, entrance, bowl body, handrails and buffer facilities at will. Do not touch the inner wall of the slide or bowl body with your hands or feet during sliding to avoid scratches or affecting sliding speed.

- In case of sudden physical discomfort, equipment failure or other emergencies, stay calm, follow the staff's guidance, and do not panic or escape at will. Call the on-site emergency number for help immediately if necessary.

 
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