They were selling chairs without even knowing if there were still chairs available.
Overall, we were grateful for the experience, it gave us a much needed break from the 103 F heatwave and gave my 8 year old an activity to burn off her energy. They do have a small elevator, but it's for people who "need" it and request it. Choose wisely with where you setup because after 30 flights of stairs throughout the day I was done. We setup at the upper portion and after walking down 5 flights of stairs we found the rest of the park. There are 2 distinct portions of the park, an upper and lower. I grossly underestimated the size of the park and moreso, the terrain. And the lack of shade for those lines is pretty brutal, and you can't wear sunglasses on the rides.
The hard part is that the lines are all scrambled, so its hard to figure out where to stand for which ride until you do it once. Depending on the ride, some fly by in a few minutes like the multi lane slides, but the single person rides took us about 30 min-1 hour. Like most amusement parks, there are long lines. I asked a mom who clearly knew what she was doing and she gave me a 2 minute run down on what to do and her sense of urgency to get myself situated asap wasn't lost on me cause it is all a first come first serve basis and umbrellas, lockers/locks and spots to lay down do run out.every nook and cranny gets filled up with people's setups. Directional signs are lacking as far as where to get umbrellas, locks, chairs, wave pool times.
Bring your own small lock to use on the lockers, or rent one for 8 euros and you get 5 back on return of the lock (at upper portion of the park). Pre-purchase your tickets to make sure you get in and have a quicker line for entry into the park.
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