Abandoned Wenzhou Dolphin Bay Dream Water Park 温州海豚湾水上乐园 | Exploring China Series Part 3

[@rantropolis]

The best thing of exploring abandoned places is you'd always have the place entirely to yourself... same in this waterpark, we had fun in each slides without lining up for whenever and however long we wanted!

[@amandapurves3529]

I never been to a water park so I find them really interesting thanks for sharing

[@chrisluckhardt]

They're fun abandoned or active! Thanks for watching!

[@trainnerd3029]

You have never been to a waterpark? You are cheating yourself!! Get out there!

[@bleachedin2mysoul]

The place is just massive!! Every ride was way too high!!! Very brave!!!

[@chrisluckhardt]

Not as huge as our Sino Wonderland explore, but certainly big! It's too bad I didn't record Bryan swaying the tallest slide back and forth! Made us nervous for a bit lol.

[@barj790]

great video! abandoned places always give me a strange feeling. do you have a google maps link for this place?

[@chrisluckhardt]

Thanks! Just search the title text and it should appear. But be aware that Google Maps doesn’t work very well in China due to a long-standing issue of coordinate offsetting (that’s a simple explanation). Apple Maps works great.

[@I.EAT.BUGS1]

It didn't work for my boyfriend

[@FlipsideJapan]

Great video mate, very interesting seeing Chinese urbex videos. On a side note, If you're ever in Japan again send me a message, it would be great to explore together.

[@chrisluckhardt]

Sounds great! I photographed dozens of places in Japan over the years but rarely shot video. And I was hoping to get back for a 10th anniversary explore of Hashima but because of the pandemic it'll have to wait until 2022. See you two then!

[@FlipsideJapan]

@@chrisluckhardt Sounds great, I'm sure 2022 will be a good year! I'll send you a message on Instagram:)

[@CmonMan101]

@0:05 I see one HUGE toilet being used. I see the entry-exit doors open inwards. Could stop panicky people from getting out in an emergency. There is a reason entry-exit doors in America ALWAYS open outward. I would enjoy exploring it, myself. @27:10 Those are not popsicles. They are poorly drawn Cat Tails. A plant that lives in the shallow shore waters. You do not want to put one of those in your mouth.

[@chrisluckhardt]

FYI, cattails are perfectly safe to eat. We had them on our farm. They’re just a fancy looking grass.