Park Vega Waterpark

In preparation to commemorate this year’s Independence Day which holds annually on October 1st, tourists and fun-lovers across the country have started putting together a bucket list of exciting locations to visit with family and friends.  Amusement parks, eateries, bars, waterparks, zoos, and resorts are some of the favourite spots that attract massive attendance. Park Vega Waterpark emerges as one of the most significant locations during these special occasions such as Christmas, New Year, Valentine, Easter, Eid Al Fitr, and Independence Day, among other notable days. Some guests who are regular at the park have said they plan to spend the national day with their family at the waterpark located in Agbor, Delta State. Nneka, a lady who visited with a large company of friends and family members, a total of 16 people, said, “I love the wave pool so much that I can stay the whole day here. When I came sometime on January 6th, they did not open one of the slides because of a routine maint

Well-known as the first point of call for families, individuals, and organisations that want to have a fun experience, the largest waterpark in West Africa, is also a hub for foreign nationals who do not see the reason behind spending millions to travel abroad just to give their family a treat.  Mr James Oghene, one of the regulars at the park throws more light on why he believes the park attracts international guests who don’t want to spend millions flying to Europe to share the same experience.  According to Oghene, “Park Vega Waterpark might be located in Nigeria but the design is focused on attracting international guests. The state-of-the-art waterpark facilities can only be found in South Africa, Europe and America. While inside the park you can send a photo to someone and they would automatically assume you left the country. From personal experience, and interaction with foreign guests I can tell you that all they want is to get the same value they get when they travel abroad. I

West Africa’s largest water-based amusement park, Park Vega Waterpark, has been playing host to various cadre of schools this summer holidays. The waterpark is seen as one of the leading fun locations in the country for top schools that prefer to have their vacation in Nigeria rather than travel overseas. The park is open to guests from 10am every Thursday to Sundays till 6pm with an array of fun attractions such as student's favourite, Aqua tower, Splashpad, Multi surf slides to bring out their competitive athleticism, water volleyball and water basketball courts. Not to leave out the much-talked-about wave pool that mimics the ocean’s waves with state-of-the-art regulated waves technology and well-trained pool attendants to assist the young guests. Schools have been enjoying major discounts from the park that has seen many schools get several benefits such as price discounts, population discounts and height discounts. Terms and conditions apply. Secondary, primary, nursery and ev

Fun-seekers from across the country have come to accept Delta State as the tourism capital of Nigeria, in extension, West Africa. The state is acclaimed to be the headquarters of Nollywood, the largest movie industry in the world based on the number of movies produced in a year. The state has a variety of tourist attractions aside from the movie industry such as zoos, resorts, amusement parks and the largest waterpark in West Africa, Park Vega Waterpark. Family and friends within and outside the country throng the water-based amusement every Thursday to Sunday to get a unique fun experience. Rukevwe, a regular guest at the park says he has been to the park on two occasions with his family who keeps prompting him for another visit. According to Rukevwe “The world of entertainment excites me so much and my time at Park Vega Waterpark was exhilarating. I can never forget the experience I had with my family in a lifetime. It was a thrilling experience. one I will keep reenacting because my

The word multitasking is most often associated with work, doing several work activities at the same time. It is an anomaly to consider having fun while having fun but the swim-up bar enables guests to experience just that. Guests swim in the pool while having a refreshing drink at the bar. Located in Delta State, the tourism capital of Nigeria, Park Vega Waterpark, has one of the best bars in the country. The largest waterpark in West Africa is a one-stop location for fun as it has several attractions such as the Aqua tower, Black hole, Space hole, Multisurf slides, Wave pool, Water Basketball and Volleyball courts among others. But the bar seems to be the only attraction that enables dual activities at the same time. To a first-timer at the water based-amusement park, it is understandable to refer to the bar as a floating bar. It has an island look and feel with underground seats around the centralised bar for guests to comfortably relax when having a cocktail. The keyword is relaxing

  Seasoned journalist, Chinemerem Ikegbunam, needed to unwind after a work-filled week so she paid a visit to Park Vega Waterpark.  According to Chinemerem, “I came with my colleagues. We dropped our camera, microphone and other equipment when we saw the magnificent facilities. We quickly went into the dressing room and changed into our swimsuits because the waterpark was so alluring❤️. The journalist and her crew became instant celebrities in the park assistants as they cracked jobs over the water volleyball and basketball court. “The truth is I came as a reporter but ended up enjoying every bit of the time I spent in Park Vega Waterpark. It was indeed a fun-filled experience. I can’t say which attraction is my favourite because I had a swell time having fun. This is my answer, all the spots were my best attraction. From the kiddies (Aquatower and Splashpad) to the big boys’ and girls’ water attractions (Multislides, Blackhole, Spacehole, Wave pool, activity pool) even the restaurant

Nigerian Travel Vlogger, Esther Anyachukwu, has narrated how she had so much fun and lost track of time when she visited West Africa’s largest waterpark, Park Vega Waterpark. The proud owner of fast-rising travel vlog, Anya Travels, had visited several states to experience and assess various attractions in the country. According to Esther whose face lit up as she reminisced her time at Park Vega Waterpark, she had other places to be in her quest but she was having so much fun it’s hard to explain how she lost track of time. “I think I spent over five hours from the time I came and I was supposed to breeze in and out so I could meet up with my other engagements. If you haven’t been to Park Vega Waterpark, please, make out time and put it on your bucket list.” She explained. The vlogger went on her travel page to share exciting stories about her trip to the park and how she made sure no slide was left behind untested. “When the wave pool started churning out waves everyone left what they