Jolly Jump water park has reopened for the summer despite still awaiting both planning permission and the necessary licence to operate its food and beverage outlets. The inflatable water park at the Kordin National Hockey Centre is currently operating while its Planning Authority application remains at the screening stage, Times of Malta has reported
A water park in Kordin that made headlines for the wrong reasons this week is operating without a planning or catering permit. Jolly Jump water park is still awaiting planning permission to set up the summertime park at the Kordin National Hockey Centre, despite having opened its doors to paying visitors this week. Its planning application (PA 02917/26)
Jolly Jump has issued a public statement responding to claims made by mother Raisa Vella about a serious water slide accident she says left her with shattered feet last summer. In its statement, the family attraction said it was “truly sorry” that Vella suffered an injury and acknowledged that “no family day out should end in injury.” However, the
A water park company in Kordin has defended its safety procedures after a woman claimed she shattered both her feet on one of its slides, leaving her unable to walk for five months. Jolly Jump Inflatable Water Park, which opened its doors for the summer on Thursday, also denied claims that it had not been in contact with the alleged victim. In a lengthy
Raisa Vella has publicly spoken for the first time about a water slide accident at Jolly Jump Kordin last summer, alleging that she shattered both of her feet after landing on a plastic carpet left at the bottom of a slide. In a lengthy social media post, Vella said the incident happened on 26th August 2025, her birthday, during what was meant to be