Get ready for LPOD Water Park’s Ambitious New Season
In the heart of Bahrain, a familiar oasis is reinventing itself. The Lost Paradise of Dilmun (LPOD) Water Park, a staple of family entertainment for 14 seasons, has unveiled its latest transformation. Dubbed ‘Paradise Entertainments’, this new initiative promises to elevate the park from a mere water playground to a world-class entertainment destination.
LPOD CEO Dr. Essa Faqeeh’s vision extends beyond the park’s already impressive credentials. Home to the Middle East’s largest wave pool and over 25 slides and pools, LPOD is now venturing into nighttime spectacles and circus-style performances. The Night Boat Parade and Electric Dance shows hint at a park that doesn’t go to sleep when the sun sets.
But let’s not forget the little ones. A newly enhanced interactive kids’ area, complete with 10 pint-sized slides and playful tipping buckets, ensures that the park’s youngest visitors aren’t left out of the fun. Add to this the variety of promotional offers, including free entry for children under five, and LPOD seems determined to position itself as the go-to destination for family outings.
The park’s recent accolades – including being named Brand of the Year 2019-2020 at the World Branding Awards and ranking 11th among the World’s Best Water Parks on TripAdvisor – speak to its growing international reputation. However, it’s the park’s commitment to safety and quality that truly stands out. With ISO certification from Bureau Veritas and lifeguards trained by The Royal Lifesaving Society, LPOD is clearly taking its responsibilities seriously.
As we look ahead to the new season, the upgrades to the park’s facilities – from private chalets to the grand beach – suggest a commitment to continuous improvement. The introduction of new food concepts and an expanded retail offering indicate that LPOD understands the importance of creating a holistic experience for its guests.
LPOD seems poised to make waves in Bahrain’s entertainment scene. As it embarks on its 14th season, this 77,000-square-metre aquatic wonderland is not just offering a promising a day out, but a slice a paradise.
