Prepare for a thrilling adventure as Malaysia opens its first-ever glass water slide, integrated into the SkyCity Tower at i-City Shah Alam. The slide promises breathtaking views and an adrenaline-pumping experience for visitors.
Malaysia is set to unveil its first-ever glass water slide at i-City Shah Alam, integrated into the SkyCity Tower attraction. The grand opening is scheduled for tomorrow night, promising an exhilarating experience for thrill-seekers and visitors alike. Extending 600 meters, the slide commences at the pinnacle of the 60-meter-tall tower, claiming the title of the tallest glass water slide in the country.
The fully transparent slide offers breathtaking panoramic views as riders descend, though those with a fear of heights might want to keep their eyes firmly shut! Vibrant rainbow lights illuminate the slide's pathway, adding a mesmerizing visual spectacle to the already thrilling ride. Visitors brave enough to conquer the slide can expect to experience a rush of adrenaline as they hurtle down at exhilarating speeds. The RM15 million project by i-City is projected to become a major tourism draw, attracting both domestic and international visitors to Shah Alam and Selangor. It's estimated that the slide will draw five million tourists in 2025, significantly contributing to the Visit Selangor Year 2025 goal of seven million visitors. Ticket prices are set at RM45 for Malaysian adults, while children and senior citizens can enjoy a discounted rate of RM35. A combo deal for one adult and one child is available at RM75. For international visitors, adult tickets are priced at RM55, while children’s and senior citizens’ tickets are RM45. The combo deal for international visitors, including one adult and one child, is offered at RM95. To further enhance the visitor experience, i-City has launched the i-City SuperApp. This innovative app facilitates cashless transactions for tickets and utilizes AI-powered hands-free parking, ensuring a smooth and hassle-free entry and exit process
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