Pembrokeshire water park opens to public for charity
Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 9 Oct, 08:55 · Archive
Bluestone Resort's Blue Lagoon water park, normally reserved for guests, opens to the public on Tuesday 27 October to raise funds for charity.
The Blue Lagoon water park at Bluestone Resort in Pembrokeshire, normally reserved for holiday guests, will open to the public on Tuesday 27 October. The event is a fundraising occasion, with 75 per cent of proceeds going to Aspire Spinal, a charity supporting people with spinal cord injuries, and 25 per cent to the Bluestone Foundation, the charitable arm of Bluestone National Park Resort.
Entry costs £11.55 for adults and children, and £2.88 for under-fours. The water park will be open from 5.30pm to 8pm. Up to 600 members of the local community are expected to attend each event. Tickets can be booked through Eventbrite.
The Blue Lagoon was previously open to the public but closed during the pandemic and has since only reopened occasionally for charity evenings. This is the last public opening in 2024, though the water park will be open to the public on six occasions in 2026. Earlier fundraising events this year supported causes including Martlewy YFC Hall, Belle's Story, Friends of Portfield School, Blue Horizons Coastal Adventure, and local cadets.
How it is being reported
- Rare chance to enjoy top family indoor attraction normally closed to general publicIt’s time to splash out on some half term fun, as a Pembrokeshire tourist attraction, usually closed to the general public, opens to all for the last time this year.South Wales Guardian · 7 Oct, 11:57
- Rare chance to enjoy top family indoor attraction normally closed to general publicIt’s time to splash out on some half term fun, as a Pembrokeshire tourist attraction, usually closed to the general public, opens to all for the last time this year.Tivyside Advertiser · 7 Oct, 11:57
In this story: Bluestone Resort · Blue Lagoon · Aspire Spinal · Bluestone Foundation · Pembrokeshire
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