A leader in aquatic play attractions, Waterplay Solutions, has refreshed its Kaleidoscope Collection with a new line-up of play products for splash pads, pools and water parks.
Alive with bold shapes, patterns and fun water effects, the reimagined collection has been designed to fire up kids’ imaginations. Water explorers can wander through a polka dot trail of interactive geysers, pass under an archway that layers into an aquatic rainbow, or take control of the giant Water Wand to cast a spell of sprays on their playmates.
As with many Waterplay products, the fun element is underpinned with learning, allowing children to experiment with cause and effect. For example, the Candy Cane has configurable spray patterns. The aim is to encourage children’s natural curiosity while providing foundational experiences of scientific learning and skill building. With a variety of spray textures, Kaleidoscope offers a wide spectrum of activities across all play strengths, abilities and energy levels.
Kaleidoscope – timeless moments of discovery
According to Waterplay Creative Manager, Shanley Hutchinson, the designs bring out the child in everyone.
“Remember your favourite childhood toys? They shaped our earliest experiences of play, friendship and imagination. Kaleidoscope taps into those moments of discovery to define a collection that is both timeless and essential,” explains Hutchinson.
Kaleidoscope products are suitable for a range of applications, from community spray parks to beach-entry pools, as well as larger aquatic facilities and water parks seeking to target families with younger children.
The collection is now available to the global market.
Founded in Canada in 1987, Waterplay continues to be a key innovator in the water activity industry. The company’s diverse range of award-winning products includes freestanding aquatic play features designed to splash and spray, modular activity towers and industry-leading water management solutions. Recent introductions include the Shoreline collection, inspired by the ocean.
