Texas Water World is located in the Dinglong Bay National Ocean Ecological Resort, Wucheng Country Garden, Zhanjiang City. It takes the geographical location and natural conditions closely resembling Texas, USA, as the thematic design elements of the project. It integrates cowboy culture and the past oil boom into the park, complemented by local weathered desert landscapes, exuding a strong American West atmosphere.
Texas Water World is divided into seven major areas: Dallas City, Alamo Sea, Rattlesnake Canyon, Black Gold Oilfield, Cactus Town, Pecos Valley, and Grand Valley. Within these seven areas, there are large wave pools, interactive water forts, lazy rivers, children’s water playgrounds, and various water slides such as roller coasters, mountain snake slides, funnel slides, bowl slides, sky loop slides, family slides, speed slides, and human body water ring slides, totaling more than thirty types of slide combinations.
Opening hours: 12:30-21:30 from 07/01 to 08/31; 12:30-21:00 from 09/02 to 09/16; 12:30-20:30 from 09/17 to 09/30; 12:30-21:00 from 10/01 to 10/07.
Preferential policies: Children under 1.2 meters (not including) enter for free; those between 1.2 meters (including) and 1.5 meters (including) receive discounted tickets. Students with full-time school identification receive discounted tickets. Elderly individuals aged 60 and above with identification receive discounted tickets. Active-duty military personnel with officer or soldier identification receive discounted tickets. Disabled individuals with disability identification receive discounted tickets. Additional note: Each ticketed adult is limited to bringing one child without a ticket. The above information is for reference only; please check the day’s disclosure at the scenic spot for specifics.
Dinglong Bay Texas Water World
Texas Water World is located in the Dinglong Bay National Ocean Ecological Resort, Wucheng Country G[...]
