WhiteWater World unveils six waterslides Fully 6 slides to open in summer

Half a kilometre of water slides have been transported in 13, 40ft containers from Istanbul to the Gold Coast for WhiteWater World’s newest multimillion-dollar attraction.

WhiteWater World's Fully 6. Pictures: Supplied

HALF a kilometre of waterslides have been transported in 13, 40ft containers from Istanbul to the Gold Coast for WhiteWater World’s newest multimillion-dollar attraction.

Six slides called Fully 6 will open at the Coomera-based theme park this summer, offering thrill enthusiasts a new way to cool down.

The waterslides have a combined surface length of half a kilometre, weigh more than 50 tonnes and will use on average 5 million litres of recycled water a day.

WhiteWater World's Fully 6 is expected to be completed by summer. Pictures: Supplied

WhiteWater World's Fully 6. Pictures: Supplied

GET FULL DIGITAL ACCESS: $5 PER MONTH FOR THE FIRST 3 MONTHS

The project, created by Swimplex-Polin Australia, started in July and had employed more than 40 local contractors.

Murray Booth from Swimplex-Polin Australia said: “We are halfway through lifting all the slide pieces into position and have a thorough testing program to go through before people can start enjoying this new attraction.

“Our six slides offer five totally different experiences and we are sure they will be a huge hit.

STAR WARS-THEME LEGO CREATION ON DISPLAY AT DREAMWORLD IS MADE UP OF 83,442 PIECES

A birds eye view of the new slides. Pictures: Supplied

WhiteWater World's Fully 6 water slides are almost complete. Pictures: Supplied

SKY VOYAGER OFFICIALLY TAKES OFF AT DREAMWORLD

“We think the free fall slides will be very popular, as they are the fastest way from the top to the bottom.”

Dreamworld and WhiteWater World’s Chief Strategy Officer Paul Callander said the rides will provide a new “unique adrenaline experience”.

The new slides will be the first built at WhiteWater World in five years and are part of a $7 million investment for the theme park.