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Creative Studio Berlin to produce immersive water park expansion at Suntago Water World

Creative Studio Berlin Suntago Water World expansion

Creative Studio Berlin, the experiential design firm founded by Chris Lange, has announced that it has been appointed to produce an immersive water park expansion at Suntago Water World, Poland.

Suntago Water World first opened in February 2020 and marks the first phase of the Park of Poland resort development. It is the largest indoor water park in Europe and spans 20 hectares with a capacity of 15,000 visitors a day. It offers three themed zones: the Samaria, with 15 saunas; Relax, a pool area with more than 740 real trees; and Jamango Water Jungle, which includes a range of Polinwater slides and boasts the longest indoor water slide in Europeat 320 meters.


Crocodile Island

Creative Studio Berlin developed the concept for the water park indoor expansion in 2022. It has now been appointed to produce the new family entertainment zone concept, which is named Crocodile Island.

Idan Greidinger, CEO of Park of Poland, says: "We reserved an 800sqm space inside our water park which will now be transformed. We are excited by this unique opportunity to work with Creative Studio Berlin to develop the backstory of their beloved mascots – Jay, Maggy and Otto – and to bring them to life on Crocodile Island. This new zone will be for the entire family."

Laura Marakowits, CSB executive producer for the project, comments: "Creating a ‘dry’ space within a humid and chlorinated environment has its challenges, guiding a large number of our material selections, but we are confident that we are bringing the right vendors to the project. We are really looking forward to realizing this exciting and playful environment for the enjoyment of Suntago’s guests. We are well underway for an opening later this year."

Creative Studio Berlin Suntago Water World expansion isometric visual

The tropical jungle themed Crocodile Island will be home toa group of animals who havebuilt vibrant spaces where they can live and play. Their amazing, organic architecture can be found across the island.

It will feature four primary areas: the Boat, the Beach, the Rainforest, and the Ruins. Each will offeractivities for a range ofage groups, and will includeunique games, interactives, climbing structures, and hidden surprises. Guests can easily move between these areas, and while exploring the island will learnabout caring for the planet and its creatures.

Creative Studio Berlin recently celebrated the success of the Deutschlandmuseum in the Themed Entertainment Association Thea Awards. The attraction was recognised with the Museum Attraction, Limited Budget award, and is the first German museum to receive this honour.

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