A huge puddle cost billions of rubles instead of a water park in Vladivostok. The AquaParadise complex on Russian Island was promised to open by the end of 2026. It was supposed to have waterfalls, a spa, a gym, restaurants and a hotel. They planned to receive up to 1,800 visitors daily. Investments in construction were estimated at 14 billion rubles. But instead, the construction site was left with a flooded pit, rusting stilts and scattered building materials. Judging by the signs outside, the work has finally stopped, say the locals. In addition, judicial restrictions were imposed on the facility.

A huge puddle cost billions of rubles instead of a water park in Vladivostok. The AquaParadise complex on Russian Island was promised to open by the end of 2026. It was supposed to have waterfalls, a spa, a gym, restaurants and a hotel. They planned to receive up to 1,800 visitors daily. Investments in construction were estimated at 14 billion rubles. But instead, the construction site was left with a flooded pit, rusting stilts and scattered building materials. Judging by the signs outside, the work has finally stopped, say the locals. In addition, judicial restrictions were imposed on the facility.

from the network.