Singapore's Hatten Land unveils plans for RM200m water theme park in Malacca


The 500,000 square foot Splash World @ Harbour City park boasts more than one kilometre of water slides. A man-made river will meander over two floors to intertwine more than 50 attractions, including 11 extreme slides for thrill- seekers, a Sky Beach, and a dedicated children's water play park.PHOTO: HATTEN LAND

SINGAPORE: Catalist-listed Hatten Land said on Tuesday  that it plans to build a RM200mil (S$67mil) water theme park, the largest in Malacca, Malaysia, in partnership with resort operator Samsung C&T Corporation and Polin Waterparks, a leading designer and installer of water slides.

The 500,000 square foot Splash World @ Harbour City park will be located between two 30-storey towers on the 14th floor deck of its flagship Harbour City @ Melaka project, a mixed development shaped like a large ship, the Malaysian developer said in a Singapore Exchange filing during the market lunch break. 

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