Construction of largest aquatic park in the Baltics to begin
On Thursday, December 12, construction of a new aquatic park will begin near Lielupe Bridge in Jurmala at 36 Vienibas Boulevard, which will be the largest such recreation facility in the Baltic countries, the project^apostrofs;s developer, "SAP Lielupe Ltd.", told LETA.
On Thursday, December 12, construction of a new aquatic park will begin near Lielupe Bridge in Jurmala at 36 Vienibas Boulevard, which will be the largest such recreation facility in the Baltic countries, the project's developer, "SAP Lielupe Ltd.", told LETA.
The preparatory work took several years, so that construction of the theme park could begin on December 12.
It is expected that the park's construction will be completed by the end of 2003. Money will also be invested in bettering Jurmala's infrastructure during construction.
The water park will occupy an area of 10,000 square meters, and include over 40 various amusement venues. The indoor water park will operate all year round.
The theme park will include three different "worlds": adventurous "Jungle Land" for young people, relaxing "Paradise Land" for people of all ages, and "Captain Kid's Land" for children.
The water park is to become part of a to-be Jurmala sports and recreation complex. About USD 27 million will be invested in construction of the water park and infrastructure. Investments are expected to pay off in 10 years. Investors include "Alina Ltd.", the joint-stock "Behrmann Balticum Nemo" and various individuals.
The construction of the park will begin with a ceremony on December 12 at 3:50 p.m.
Martins Kalaus LETA
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The preparatory work took several years, so that construction of the theme park could begin on December 12.
It is expected that the park's construction will be completed by the end of 2003. Money will also be invested in bettering Jurmala's infrastructure during construction.
The water park will occupy an area of 10,000 square meters, and include over 40 various amusement venues. The indoor water park will operate all year round.
The theme park will include three different "worlds": adventurous "Jungle Land" for young people, relaxing "Paradise Land" for people of all ages, and "Captain Kid's Land" for children.
The water park is to become part of a to-be Jurmala sports and recreation complex. About USD 27 million will be invested in construction of the water park and infrastructure. Investments are expected to pay off in 10 years. Investors include "Alina Ltd.", the joint-stock "Behrmann Balticum Nemo" and various individuals.
The construction of the park will begin with a ceremony on December 12 at 3:50 p.m.
Martins Kalaus LETA
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