Amber Cove Acquatic Center

[Denverdonkeys]

I am asking here as most of the ships that stop at Amber Cove are Carnival ships. I have scoured the internet, reviews, topics, and youtube videos to see if there was a picture of the Amber Cove water slide rules. Does anyone know of the requirements height/age/weight (or however they define them) for using the slide?

 

I have seen the requirements for the zipline that seems to be 80 lbs.

 

Thanks for everyone's help!

[JaxsMama]

I can't answer your question but they have a website for the port with contact info.  Maybe someone there can help.

[Jamman54]

Here you go!

 

 

[coevan]

thats funny, 1.22 mountains, meter abbreviation is mtr.

[Jamman54]

Actually the abbreviation for meter is m.

 

The abbreviation or symbol for meter is m (never capital M).

Edited February 15, 2019 by Jamman54

[Denverdonkeys]

Thanks! Very helpful. I knew it had to be out there somewhere.

[Aplmac]

1 hour ago, coevan said:

That's funny, 1.22 mountains, meter abbreviation is mtr.

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Not just 1.22 mountains, but 4 feet taller than that too.

 

Read it again carefully! LOL

[Aplmac]

This is the sort of sign one usually sees up on Sky Deck

at the entrance to the waterslide.

[Doggielover68]

21 hours ago, coevan said:

thats funny, 1.22 mountains, meter abbreviation is mtr.

Mts is actually the proper way of abbreviating meters in Spanish, which is the language in the Dominican Republic. I am sure whoever wrote out the sign did not speak english as a first language. 

 

Here's a shout out to my spanish teachers for teaching me stuff!