Bollywood is about to hit Sugar Bay...

Hello all you beautiful campers! Yes it's Paris with your Monday scoop of what is happening here at the Bay! Holidays week is in full swing and is nearly coming to an end! :( But not to worry, Wild Valley Water Park is going to be hitting us in full swing this Wednesday! So I have decided to give you all a sneak peek at the week and maybe this will help convince your parents to send you to another one of our awesome weeks!

Wild Valley Water Park is a huge  water park located in Dubai and situated in front of the stunning Burj Al Arab.  This park offers over 30 rides and many more other attractions. So I decided why not have a week dedicated to this water park, water and of course the magic of a stunning country, yes Dubai! So hold onto your seats ladies and gentlemen, things are going to get wet and wild!

This week there will be lots of wild and crazy water activities at camp! For the Juniors,  you guys will be taking part in a water relay, where you will compete against each other for the proud name of the water  masters!  Intermediates, you have a tough challenge! You will need to help us decode one of the most popular rides at the wild wadi water park, the master blasters! And Seniors, well you get to sit back, relax and learn all about the Dubai culture.  From outfits, henna and make up, to some spice tasting and customs -  you will be an expert on Dubai in no time!

Some other sneak peeks include the huge water carnival as well as lagoon fun at night for our Seniors! But party night I am definitely going to keep a secret! So why not come to Wild Valley Water Park Week! It's going to be filled with fun, water, Dubai and lots of new and old campers and counselors! Stay tuned to my blog for more fun and exciting themes and stories. I might even interview a camper or two! Remember.. Sugar Bay, it's your world!


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