Fun Here Water Park: Family Fun and Entertainment

Fun Here Water Park: Family Fun and Entertainment

We're all about family fun!

Parking is always free. You can buy a ticket at the gate.

Prices: Adults: $18 Children: $8 Children aged six and under: free

Some rules: Please do not bring glass containers (containers) of any kind into our park. Kids aged two and under are allowed in the main pool and the lazy river. But they must wear swim diapers (尿片) and life jackets at all times. Pets are not allowed inside the water park unless pets are for disabled people. However, no pets are allowed in the water.

FAOs: We belong to each other and we are one big, beautiful family.

First aid / Health service Our First Aid Desk is at the front of the park near the restrooms and changing rooms. If necessary, people should bring their own wheelchairs as none is available for rent or use.

When is the water park open? From 9 am to 7 pm every day.

Does Fun Here offer bad weather passes (通行证) in the case of bad weather? We do our best to keep the water park open. However, if bad weather causes us to close the water park, we will give passes to you and you can come back another day.

When I was a boy, my family sometimes got together at my great-aunt's over the summer. Relatives from over the country would come to visit. The adults would sit in the living room around the kitchen table and stand on the front porch (门廊) to talk. All of us kids would go to the front yard to play for a while. Those were the days before video games and smartphones became popular, so we often played tag (捉人游戏). I remember one of those times when I was the youngest of all the kids there. I got caught first and couldn't catch anyone else. Although I tried my best to run after my brothers and cousins, they were all too fast for me. I grew sadder and sadder. I finally ran quickly to one of my brothers but fell into the dirt. I got up with tears (眼泪) in my eyes. Then I saw one of my cousins standing there. She started to run but was going much slower than before. I easily caught up with her. Then she turned to me, smiled and said, 'I'm it! You'd better run!' I ran off laughing happily while she turned and started to run after one of my brothers.

I see now how her act of kindness that day saved me from sadness and brought me joy. We are family and she loves me.