adminis another icing on the cake as those who will not make it to the festivals can still go to the Amusement Park.
Yippee. Hooray. It’s here again.
Harare children can brace themselves for the adventure that awaits them at the Amusement Park situated at the Exhibition Park.
Amusement parks and theme parks are terms coined for a group of entertainment attractions, rides, and other events in one location for the enjoyment of large numbers of people.
Scores of hundreds of people interact socially with each other sharing and engaging in the fun adventurous activities available in the amusement park.
Some children actually establish mutual understanding and constructive sound relationships with each other socialising in the amusement parks.
According to Tatenda Moyo (16) from Meyrick Park, amusement parks are fun but it is just that they are seasonal here in Zimbabwe.
Theme parks offer both attractions that are meant to cater specifically for different age groups, while other attractions accommodate all ages.
“A day at the Amusement Park presents a variety of fun activities for intimate family bonding between siblings, parents and children,” he said.
Patrick Chipunza from Glen View could not help but express joy saying: “I bond with my wife and kids in such a way that is intriguingly special, fun and jovial.”
The nine joy rides available at the Amusement Park include the Octopus, Dodgems, Paratrooper, Jeeps, Swings, Lilt a Whirl, Dive Bomber and Slides available at affordable prices that accommodate all pockets.
These rides inspire strings of bursting laughter, fun and joy as 10-year-old Tamuka Chishanga had this to say: “I always enjoy it when my parents take me to the Amusement Park, especially when I hop in the Paratrooper
Ride.”
There are various delicacies and treats such as ice cream, candy floss, sugar shakes and toffee apples which are sold at affordable prices for both parents and children to enjoy.
The tour guides are available to assist the parents and children during their fun moments, as well as to guarantee that hazardous incidents that affect human life do not occur.
The tight security is also there to protect both parents and children within the premises from thieves and pickpockets. Mrs Beatrice Zwavame shared jovial sentiments stating saying: “I am impressed at the level of tight security available at the Amusement Park, and I have faith that I will not lose my personal belongings under their watch.”
Inasmuch as most of school kids will enjoy their visit to the Amusement Park, they should also begin Back to School preparations, as the holiday is coming to an end.
Children should also remember that all play and no books also makes Jack a dull boy.
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