Marine Life Park – from the air 6

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As seen in the previous aerial update, many parts of Marine Life Park are still undergoing construction.


05/09: Scroll down to see some new photos – There’s been progress at various sections.


Marine Life Park – from the air series

Part 1 | Part 2 | Part 3 | Part 4 | Part 5 | Part 6 | Part 7 | Part 8


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There’s some ticket scanners/gantries here – So this is either the main entrance, or the entrance to Adventure Cove Waterpark section.

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Some parts of the pools are still being repainted and fixed. The other sections were undergoing repair, as mentioned in from the air 5, have already been nicely resurfaced.

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Some new construction here, which looks like new elements along Adventure River. They’re putting in something in the middle of the river, but that spot is also where the waterfall hits the river.

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Perhaps the most shocking sight would be BluWater Bay being stripped apart for resurfacing.

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So yes, this is a short update. There’s still lots of work to be done before Marine Life Park is complete. As a highly anticipated attraction (I’ve got a lot of emails about MLP), I’m sure the RWS does not wish to delay Marine Life Park’s opening any further.

05/09/2012 Update

Here’s an update to an update. There’s been quick progress at the park.

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BluWater Bay – I’m not sure what’s going on here exactly.

Edit 08/09/2012: Basic resurfacing works appears to be done.
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Some of the rides are back up and running. Can you spot the park crew here?

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Dolphin pools are now filled again.

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As for this section of the Adventure River, we can now see that they’ve narrowed this section a little, with that strange shape in the middle of the ride path. It seems that there are extra pumps installed at the side of the river here, possible to regulate or increase the flow of the river.

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Marine Life Park – from the air series

Part 1 | Part 2 | Part 3 | Part 4 | Part 5 | Part 6 | Part 7 | Part 8


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4 Responses to Marine Life Park – from the air 6

  1. Luke August 24, 2012 at 1:56 am #

    Hey Dejiki,

    I was also shocked when I noticed that the pool was not there any more.
    Will that result in a delay of the opening?
    The last time I checked with the staff they say they are trying to finish it by October, but now this may not be true…

    Well I just have to wait…I am curious to see the fun elements of the Adventure river.

    • Dejiki August 24, 2012 at 10:17 am #

      As far as official announcements go, grand opening has been pushed back to end of 2012. The park may soft open earlier, but from the look of things – they are already rushing as fast as they can to meet the end-of-year deadline.

  2. zooish September 13, 2012 at 3:41 pm #

    Nice update to an update. Looks like MLP can steal an opening ahead of the Pandas in December. Anyways, the names of the 3 segments have been trademarked as “S.E.A. Aquarium”, “Adventure Cove Waterpark” and “Dolphin Island”.

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  1. "World's Largest Oceanarium" set to open by mid-2012 » Singapore - Page 3 - August 26, 2012

    […]   #40 1 Minute Ago Rather surprising developments at the Marine Life Park – most of the outdoor pools (both animal habitats and waterpark rides) have been drained and several have been torn up for resurfacing. Not sure how this will affect the opening of the park, but the owners have stuck to their projected year-end opening. The 25 dolphins (14 males and 11 females) have yet to arrive from their holding pens in the Philippines. The underground aquarium is all done up, with the animals moving in. It will have 3 large tanks – the centrepiece open ocean tank, a shark tank and a shipwreck-themed tank, requisite touch pool and about a dozen themed zones. I've seen photos (which I can't share unfortunately) and I have reservations about the sight lines of the large tanks (tank walls very obvious, seeing other viewing windows, etc). I'll reserve full judgement till I see the final product. You can see the above-ground photo updates from blogger Dejiki's site: Marine Life Park – from the air 6 | dejiki.com […]

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