LetsRun Park Busan-Gyeongnam Turns into a Water Park, Attracts 3,300 Visitors on Opening Weekend

'Blooming Water Festival' Gains Popularity for Value and Convenient Facilities

LetsRun Park Busan Gyeongnam (Director Um Youngseok) announced on the 11th that its water park, "Blooming Water Festival," which opened on the 6th, attracted over 3,300 visitors during its first two days of operation.

Throughout the weekend, hot and humid weather continued, and LetsRun Park Busan Gyeongnam was crowded with people looking to enjoy water activities with their children.

Children are enjoying water play at the LetsRunPark BusanGyeongnam Water Festival.

For those who want to jump into the water but find the high prices of private water parks and the ever-changing weather forecasts a burden for traveling far, LetsRun Park Busan Gyeongnam is gaining attention as an affordable water facility in the city where families can have fun together.

The "Water Festival" at LetsRun Park Busan Gyeongnam will be held every Saturday and Sunday at the Derby Square of LetsRun Park Busan Gyeongnam until August 25.

The water play facilities include a 30-meter-long giant air slide, six types of 3-meter-high character air slides, and a children's pool with a depth of 50cm, offering amenities comparable to those of large water parks. In addition, exciting water spray zones, water gun fights to lively music, and various stage performances provide a wide range of entertainment.

A representative from LetsRun Park Busan Gyeongnam said, "The secret to our popularity is the affordable admission fee of 5,000 won and the fact that guests can bring in snacks and food," adding, "This year, we have expanded shaded areas and rest zones so that visitors can relax in their own spaces."

Visitors are enjoying the water play at the LetsRun Park Busan Gyeongnam Water Festival.

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