Located along Stanley Mathenge Road in Industrial area, is Cyprus Park, an amusement park that seats on rehabilitated silos that were used to store maize earlier.

According to the managing director of Cyprus park, David Mwangi, the park commenced its operations on 16th April 2022 and had been offering recreational activities and services focused on gaming and wellness, a restaurant, and conferencing services.

Children playing with bumper cars at Cyprus amusement park in Industrial area.

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It is 10 minutes away from Nakuru’s central business district (CBD) and has a variety of indoor and outdoor activities that can be enjoyed by children and adults.

Cyprus boasts of a mixture of activities to be enjoyed by family and friends.

Game arcade inside Cyprus amusement park.

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The place gets busy during the weekend when you find children engaging in different arcade games like car racing, bike racing, electric basketball game, a dancing pay machine, and a 9D and 12D virtual reality all of which you can play at Sh 1,000 or Sh 200 per level except the VR game which goes for Sh300.

Adults can play arcade games like archery, darts, table tennis, and pool each game at Sh 300.

The park does not fall short when it comes to outdoor activities either. Cyprus has vast land to engage in outdoor games and team-building activities.

They have cyprus lunar where kids can play on trampolines, and water slides, bouncing castles, climb walls, quad bikes, cycle, train rides, bumper cars, and kiddie cars among others.

They also offer a variety of team building activities.

Some of the water slides at Cyprus amusement park.

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Other than being a gaming centre, Cyprus Park also offers conferencing services for corporates and restaurant services.

To add on the thrill, the park has an outside garden where you could catch the old train pass by as you enjoy your meal.

The leisure park will also be launching its Meta gallery where people can watch art being displayed in the metaverse using virtual reality and soon a movie theatre.

If you are planning to visit the park you can carry some cash or pay by mobile phone (Mpesa).

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Inside Cyprus amusement park

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