Cool off during the heatwave with half-price entry to Fenland Aquapark - £44.49 for 4 people with this offer

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Fenland Aquapark | Fenland Aquapark

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Cool off at Fenland Aquapark

With temperatures set to soar across East Anglia this week, finding a way to keep cool while keeping the family entertained could be high on the agenda.

The Met Office says much of southern and central England is experiencing a heatwave this week, with temperatures expected to reach around 36°C in some areas on Thursday.

That makes a day spent splashing around on the water sound particularly appealing, and there is currently a tempting deal available for Fenland Aqua Park.

The Groupon offer gives visitors the chance to take on the inflatable aqua park at Gildenburgh Water, near Whittlesey, with tickets currently starting at just £17.95 for one person.

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Fenland Aquapark | Fenland Aquapark

For anyone who has spent the past few days looking for somewhere other than the garden paddling pool to escape the heat, the attraction offers a much more action-packed option.

The aqua park features more than 27 obstacles and challenges, including slides, climbing walls, balance features, trampolines and a rope swing.

The Groupon ticket includes the use of a wetsuit, buoyancy aid and watersports helmet, while free parking is also available at the venue.

There are changing rooms, toilets and a refreshment facility on site, making it easier to turn the session into a longer summer outing.

The offer is available for sessions during the summer holidays, with bookings available between 11am and 6pm, subject to availability and the deal’s terms and conditions.

But if the forecast is right and Thursday really does bring temperatures in the mid-30s, a one-hour session hurtling down slides, clambering over inflatables and plunging into the water at Fenland Aqua Park could be a considerably more exciting way to beat the heat than sitting indoors with the curtains drawn.

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