Feeling Aquaparkish?
Today I experienced something that I feel that everyone who visits the Czech Republic for an extended amount of time sould do. I experienced myself an official Aquapark. Now... what is this you might say.... Well it's just like a really really mini waterpark, yet still fun. Here's some fun pic 
Wait wait wait. Don't think that this was as cool as it looks. It definitely looks really sweet, and mind you, it was. it was a lot of fun and i'm quite glad that i was able to go, and i might even go again sometime. It had a few sweet slides and a lazy river, and some waterfalls, and a hot tub, and some water vapor saunas or whatever they're called, and it was sweet. Quite confusing going into it though. walking into it, following the rules are a bit difficult. First we had to of course take your shoes off to fend off the dirt and all, and then... the changing room, rather... the changing hall, which was unisex and quite abrasive. You don't really know you're there until you walk in and then you see people walking around in towels and you think you're in the wrong place... but you're not, don't worry, just grad a locker and get ready. But the more confusing thing was that the changing room was unisex, but the showers weren't and so you're changing in the room with everyone and then you go to the shower, but if you're not paying attention, you're gonna walk in the wrong one. I was utterly lost and it was an interesting experience for me to say the least. But nevertheless, i survived and it was a lot of fun. The funny thing is that they had a little food restaurant there which was serving traditional dumpling meals and like normal czech traditional meals. It just was funny to think someone would be swimming and be like "hm... i could really go for some pork and dumplings right now, i guess i'll just take a break for a half hour and have a normal lunch here even though i'm paying by the hour..." Hope I conveyed myself clearly there. Ok, so... that was my experience for the day. School starts tomorrow, so hoefully that rocks out and all. Ok, later
Wait wait wait. Don't think that this was as cool as it looks. It definitely looks really sweet, and mind you, it was. it was a lot of fun and i'm quite glad that i was able to go, and i might even go again sometime. It had a few sweet slides and a lazy river, and some waterfalls, and a hot tub, and some water vapor saunas or whatever they're called, and it was sweet. Quite confusing going into it though. walking into it, following the rules are a bit difficult. First we had to of course take your shoes off to fend off the dirt and all, and then... the changing room, rather... the changing hall, which was unisex and quite abrasive. You don't really know you're there until you walk in and then you see people walking around in towels and you think you're in the wrong place... but you're not, don't worry, just grad a locker and get ready. But the more confusing thing was that the changing room was unisex, but the showers weren't and so you're changing in the room with everyone and then you go to the shower, but if you're not paying attention, you're gonna walk in the wrong one. I was utterly lost and it was an interesting experience for me to say the least. But nevertheless, i survived and it was a lot of fun. The funny thing is that they had a little food restaurant there which was serving traditional dumpling meals and like normal czech traditional meals. It just was funny to think someone would be swimming and be like "hm... i could really go for some pork and dumplings right now, i guess i'll just take a break for a half hour and have a normal lunch here even though i'm paying by the hour..." Hope I conveyed myself clearly there. Ok, so... that was my experience for the day. School starts tomorrow, so hoefully that rocks out and all. Ok, later
posted by Zach Barnes at 11:51 AM
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did you eat at a little food restauarant or a little restaurant?
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