Yakupark Adventure — Attraction in Paracas

DO NOT COME WITH ANYTHING VALUABLES. STAFF MAY "LOSE" YOUR VALUABLES

We were told that we had to take off all jewelery for safety including rings and earrings. We put our $10 rings in our backpack and handed it to the locker attendant.

Later that night we discovered that all 3 small pieces of gold looking jewelry were taken, everything else in the pocket, including all the keys, medicine, receipts were still there. We wanted to chalk it up to an accident but the more we thought about it, the more sus it became. If it had been an accident and things fell out, you would expect other things to have fallen, or maybe only 1 or 2 pieces of jewelry. But the fact that all 3 were gone and everything was exactly where it was was very strange.

We contacted the owners as we were pretty sure a rogue employee took them but only asked if they found anything that maybe "fell out" to give them an out. They said they'd look but never responded to further messages.

The park itself is quite fun. But pretty dangerous as others have pointed out. A lot of the features are pretty high and super difficult to climb, even as someone who boulders and rock climbed quite a bit. The part that is pretty lame is that they charge extra for renting non slip socks. The risk of slipping is extremely high. Honestly the socks should be mandatory and provided to everyone, instead of profiting off a safety item.

All in all I got the sense that the owners just don't really care to much about their customers and one day someone will get seriously concussed from falling or getting trapped in the slots between platforms and I'm sure they'll show just as much care and caution for a $10...

It looks much better than it is. There are a lot of hidden rules. First of all kids under 13 need a paying adult to enter - and inside the park there are several attractions requiring a minimum of 16 years of age. You also are required to use non-slip socks, which can be purchased at an extra price. The park is especially focused on race tracks - 2 identical tracks next to each other so you and your friend can race each other. But if you’re not into that it’s much smaller than it appears. Finally, some of the large slides were not properly watered so you risk rashes when...

Le pongo 2 estrellas porque aqui hay omision de información. SÍ es necesario saber nadar para ingresar a los juegos, el chaleco que proporcionan es anriguo sin mantenimiento y puede que no funcione cuando caes al agua. Los juegos no son suaves, son extremos, adrenalina pura porque tienes mucha posibilidad de caer y debido a la fuerza de la caida necesitar NADAR para salir a la superficie. Necesitas estar en BUENA CONDICION FISICA porque salir del agua no es sencillo, necesitas fuerza en los brazos para impulsarte. Tampoco me explicaron las REGLAS o indicaciones generales, yo tuve que preguntar y leer todo, ahi recien me enteré por lo que me dijo el chico como se debia salir del agua. REPITO, no es seguro para niños y adultos que no sepan nadar ni que esten en buenas condiciones fisicas. Si aun asi te animas a entrar debes llevar si o si unas medias antideslizantes, las que tienen bolitas de goma en la planta para poder tener mayor agarre en los pies, una pantaloneta que te cubra rodillas porque por la fricción te lastimaras ahi, al igual que los brazos. Solo habia 2 jovenes que ayudaban a las personas y no se daban abasto para la cantidad de gente que no sabia nadar y tenia dificultades. Por NADA DEL MUNDO naden debajo de los inflables, lean las isntrucciones que hay por favor. Tienen una zona para guardar sus objetos personales. A los de Yakupark laven por favor sus chalecos salvavidas...