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The biggest indoor amusement park opened in Antalya

The biggest indoor amusement park opened in Antalya
The biggest indoor amusement park in Turkey is now situated in Antalya. Just recently «ZİP ZİP» Park threw open its doors for the first visitors. The entertainment center area makes 18.5 thousand square meters. Here you can find the second in size trampoline in Europe, a cable way, inflatable slides and many other things. There is also a mini climbing wall for small extreme-lovers. 

According to organizers, all entertainments are absolutely safe for children. Moreover, sanitary and hygiene control will be constantly implemented on the site. There are cafes and lunchrooms as well as prayer rooms for adults. 

7.06.2016

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