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Temporary fun park to open at Sothearos construction site

| Publication date 10 November 2016 | 12:09 ICT

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One of the main attractions on the construction site is an inflatable water playground. Heng Chivoan

Temporary fun park to open at Sothearos construction site

Lucky Fun Park, located on Sothearos Boulevard, will hold its grand opening this Friday.

The theme park, operated by Neti Nam Lue, the owner of Lucky Casino – based in Poipet – has been set up on a 1.5-hectare piece of land, Lucky guest service manager Chatree Namwat told Post Property this week.

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Chatree Namwat is supervising the attraction setup. Heng Chivoan

The temporary theme park will only be operational for a 6-month stint, until May 2017.

The set up includes an outdoor playground, up to five giant bouncing castles, around two big swimming pools and medium inflatable pools for children.

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The fun park is between Sothearos Boulevard and Rose Condo. Heng Chivoan

Guests will also be able to enjoy boxing matches for the launch this weekend.

Nuttawoot Sungsamoot, secretary of Lucky Casino, added that guests need to purchase a ticket to enter the park, while it would cost at least $5 to swim in the pool, excluding prices for other activities and rides within the fun park. However, he assured more information on ticket pricing would be released soon.

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Despite the opening only days away, workers are still pouring concrete to even out the ground. Heng Chivoan

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