Yet another giant water park on the way to Denmark

Just days after the announcement of a giant water park coming to Copenhagen, Jutland also wants to get its feet wet

Barely days after the announcement that a giant water park will open in Høje Taastrup near Copenhagen in just a few years, Skovbakken Swimming has announced it is planning a 12,600 sqm swimming pool and water park complex at Vejlby-Risskov hall in Aarhus.

The water park will be located at Vejlby-Riskov hall and the athletics and football fields behind the complex,

Spread across three level, it will include several water pools, spas, saunas, Denmark’s second longest water slide (at 105 metres long), fitness rooms, a physiotherapy centre, meeting rooms and a cafeteria.

The water park is expected to welcome its first guests in 2020.

 




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