A brand new waterpark has just opened up in the Bahamas...
And if you love waterslides as much as I do...
You're going to be impressed by what I'm about to show you...
And I bet you're going to want to go and experience this place for yourself!
This waterpark has THIRTEEN waterslides for adults and big kids!
Including the tallest waterslide in all of North America!
Plus there are five additional waterslides for little kids.
Because I'm a big waterslide fan...
I want to take the time right now to show you every one of those waterslides...
Starting from the most gentle and working our way up to the most extreme!
Let's start in the children's waterpark, which is known as "Splashaway Bay".
You can see this is a fun area that any young kid would love to play in...
on a nice warm day in the Bahamas.
Here's three of the children's waterslides, all in a row.
Having three of them is great for racing...
Ar any time there a LOT of kids in the waterpark all at the same time.
Here's a look at the fourth waterslide for young kids.
And here's a little Point-Of-View shot, going down the fifth one, which is a big wide one.
Now we get in to some much more thrilling waterslides...
In an area of the island known as "Splash Summit".
The six slides here are designed for families to experience together.
These four slides here, side by side, are known as "Splash Speedway"...
And the idea of course, is to get the whole family to race down the slides all at the same time.
This next one is even better.
It's a raft-type slide that's great for family members to share.
It's known as "The Twister".
It's very gentle. Nobody's going to get scared on this one. It's just FUN.
Now here's one that starts gentle, but it doesn't end that way!
It's called "The Slingshot"
And here's why...
Look at that!
That raft nearly goes vertical there!
Oh my gosh, that has GOT to be scary!
Now, look at this big tall structure that towers over the entire island.
It's known as "Daredevil's Tower", and as the name implies...
This is not where you find the gentle slides!
So, let me take you through all the waterslides in Daredevil's Tower now.
First off is a pair of slides known as "Manta Raycers".
I'll just show you video of one, but there are actually two of them.
Next, a slide known as "Green Mamba".
This ride starts twice as high in the tower as that previous one...
So you get a longer, more thrilling ride.
Now, a slide they call the Screeching Serpent.
It starts at the same height as that last one I just showed you, but no twists...
Just a big drop that gives you a bit of a scare...
And helps you build up a lot of speed.
Next is a vertical-drop slide that'll scare the heck out of you when the floor suddenly drops out from under you!
(Screaming)
(Woo!)
There are two of these and they're known as the "Dueling Demons".
(Three)
(Two)
(One)
They start 25 feet higher up the tower than those last two I showed you.
And compared to vertical-drop slides on cruise ships...
This is a much longer ride.
And finally, the tallest water slide in North America!
You have to climb 135 feet up to the top of the tower to get to the start of it!
This ride is called "Daredevil's Peak".
So, those are the water slides but there's actually a LOT more to this place than just water slides.
It's home to the largest freshwater pool in the Caribbean at over 33,000 square feet!
That is not just a big pool, that is a colossal pool!
And it's got a swim-up bar, a great place to enjoy your beverage of choice on a warm day in the Bahamas.
There are lots of great little nooks and places for you and your family to call your own...
For some really fun times in or next to the water.
Settle in to a lounger beside the pool...
Or just spend the whole time in the water if you want.
If you are looking for a fun place to escape with your friends for a quick little getaway...
Imagine how much fun you could have right here!
Now there are a couple of key pieces of information I've witheld from you up until this point!
One is the name of this great little place I've been showing you.
It's called "Coco Cay" and it's a private island in the Bahamas...
A very short distance from South Florida.
But the other key detail I've saved until now is how to get there.
You can't fly to Coco Cay and you certainly can't drive there!
You get there by boat... but not just any boat.
A cruise ship!
Coco Cay is the private island that Royal Caribbean has been spending 250 million dollars on...
To create the paradise that you see here.
The grand opening was in early May, and it's open now and waiting for you.
You can get there on short inexpensive 3 or 4 night cruises...
On Mariner of the Seas and Navigator of the Seas...
Or on longer sailings aboard Royal Caribbean's Oasis Class ships based in Florida...
Or from several Royal Caribbean ships that are based in the Northeast.
Other cruise lines have private islands...
I've been to many of them...
But none of the other cruise lines have a private island as great as Coco Cay!
So how about it?
Wouldn't you love to spend a Perfect Day at Coco Cay?
I'm Jim Zim.
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