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Sun City’s water resort to close for annual maintenance

06 May 2024
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One of South Africa’s most popular water theme parks, the Valley of Waves at Sun City Resort in North West, will close for annual maintenance ahead of the June school holidays.

Guests and day visitors are advised to get their last splashes in before the annual closure from May 13 until June 21.

“While our water park closes annually to ensure that it remains in a world-class condition, guests need not fear, Sun City has a long list of other fun water sports and activities available for the whole family,” said Brett Hoppé, the Resort GM. 

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