Caribe Aquatic Park Reopens After Fire: Opening on September 8

On Sunday, September 8, Caribe Aquatic Park will reopen its doors after a fire incident. The event occurred the previous Monday when a faulty transformer in the water park caught fire, leading to the evacuation of all visitors. Fortunately, no one was injured. Four fire crews and the park's security personnel worked to bring the blaze under control.

Fire at Caribe Aquatic Park: Faulty Transformer as the Cause

The fire broke out on Monday due to a malfunctioning transformer in the popular PortAventura water park. For safety reasons, the entire park was evacuated. Quick action from the fire department prevented more significant damage, and there were no reported injuries. Four fire teams and security staff worked tirelessly to extinguish the flames.

Maintenance and Safety Checks: Five Days of Intensive Preparation

Following the fire, extensive maintenance and safety inspections were carried out on the affected facilities. This effort will take five days to ensure that the park can safely reopen on September 8.

Information for Visitors: Contact for Ticket Issues

The park has already contacted visitors who purchased tickets for the affected days. Anyone who did not receive an email is encouraged to contact the park to resolve any questions or concerns.

La Isla Maldita: Halloween Attraction at Caribe Aquatic Park

With the reopening, the park will also begin preparations for the Halloween event “La Isla Maldita.” This horror-themed course, part of the Halloween season festivities at Caribe Aquatic Park, promises to deliver spine-chilling excitement. The event is one of the main highlights of the upcoming season and is expected to attract large crowds.