The park is located within the same property as the Plaza Asia retail center, allowing for immediate access to food courts and department stores.
It utilizes a specific water filtration cycle to maintain standards suitable for a public facility in a high-traffic urban zone.
The facility is designed as a destination park rather than a municipal neighborhood pool, attracting visitors from across the Tasikmalaya Regency.
The water slides are designed to accommodate different age groups with varying degrees of elevation and speed.
TeeJay Waterpark is a recreational water facility integrated into the Plaza Asia shopping complex in Tasikmalaya, West Java. The park features multiple swimming pools of varying depths and several water slide configurations designed for both children and adults. It serves as a primary urban aquatic destination for families in the local area. The infrastructure includes a lazy river, a wave pool, and a dedicated play area for toddlers. Water quality is maintained through active filtration systems managed by the complex. It functions as a recreational anchor for the larger Plaza Asia development, providing a cooling space in the tropical climate of the region. The park layout is designed to facilitate easy transitions between swimming zones and nearby commercial amenities.
The elevated viewing platform near the tallest water slide provides an unobstructed vantage point of the entire pool area.
Bring your own swimwear as rentals may have limited availability or size options.
Visit during weekdays to avoid the high density of local school groups and weekend crowds.
Use the secure lockers provided on-site to keep valuables away from the pool deck.
Attempting to visit during public holidays or local school break periods, as the facility reaches maximum capacity quickly.
Open daily; occasionally closes for short periods during the year for facility maintenance and deep cleaning.
Swimwear is mandatory; street clothes, including jeans or cotton shirts, are prohibited in the pools to maintain hygiene.
