Overall, Experium is a fantastic bathhouse with lots to enjoy. However, I noticed a recurring issue…read morewith the ring slide: many visitors used it without a ring, even though it's clearly stated that this is against the rules. This not only slows the ride down significantly but also increases the risk of collisions and injuries. It's disappointing to see the staff overlook this behavior. Rules exist for a reason, especially when safety is involved. If they aren't enforced, people start ignoring them--and one person breaking the rules quickly becomes a trend. That creates a hazardous environment for everyone. I really hope the crew takes more initiative in enforcing safety protocols so everyone can enjoy the experience without risk.

This is the cleanest water park I've ever been to! I came here while I was on a ski trip and it was…read morea great escape from the freezing temperatures outside. If you're visiting from the states, you might experience some culture shock while you're here. In Sweden, you shower before and after you get into swimming pools. The showers never have shower curtains so you'll see everyone naked before you get in the pool. This was the first pool I've ever been to in Sweden and I was pretty confused so I was the only person that wore my bathing suit in the shower. I came here with my aunt, uncle, and two baby cousins and we all had a blast. There are two giant slides, a kiddie pool with a ship, a whirlpool, heated outdoor pool, surf area, and cafe that serves ice cream. The main pool lights up and there are massage jets on the sides. The kids loved the slides and wouldn't stop asking me to ride with them on their tubes. They also liked shooting other kids with the water guns on the ship in the kiddie pool. My favorite was the heated outdoor pool because it was such a unique experience to swim outside while it was snowing. Make sure to bring soap, shampoo, a towel, and change of clothes! There are soap and shampoo dispensers but I was glad that my aunt had brought some.