Improved water park in Mijas aims to make a splash with children this summer

The park was reopened last week by the town’s mayor, Josele González, and the councillor for Parks and Gardens, Laura Moreno, who explained that several measures have been taken to ensure the safety of people who visit the facility.

These included replacing some of the water pumps and ensuring that the water used in the park has been treated.

Councillor Moreno explained that, although the park has non-slip flooring tiles, the use of “appropriate footwear” is recommended to avoid accidents.

The councillor also called on parents to respect the facilities of the park, as last year, it had to be closed on a number of occasions due to maintenance problems caused by the neglect of its users.

“We are very happy to be able to relaunch this park, since it is one of the most attractive parks in Mijas. However, we ask users to be very careful, since the use of certain elements, such as balloons, damage the motors and filters, causing the circulation of water to be interrupted,” Moreno said.