One of the floating waterparks that Calvia town hall put a stop to. | Archive
Calvia02/03/2018 00:00
In February 2016, Calvia town hall rescinded a contract for the provision of waterparks in the sea off various beaches, such as Magalluf and Palmanova. The company, Maseob Es Raiguer (now Aquaarena Baleares), took the matter to court, and a ruling has now been made that annuls the town hall's ban on the water parks.
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@Steve. Yep, that's Mallorca. Jaime I has a lot to answer for....
The brown envelope didn’t reach its destination ? So real justice was served.
I would have thought that those off-shore water parks don't annoy anybody and can contribute to a good family holiday, as for sure this island will need to keep what tourists we will have happy. How sad that those left wing councils come along and overturn anything to do with private enterprise. Instead they create more killjoy 'inspectors' to snoop on any companies trying to make a living. The losers in this case will probably be Calviá residents who will have to fork out the compensation due from their hard earned rates money. Those loonies should be made to pay up themselves.