Lagos, others sponsor 100,000 free tickets to Giwa Gardens

Lagos State, in collaboration with top brands, sponsors 100,000 free tickets to Giwa Gardens Water Park in Lekki, the largest water park in West Africa. — Keji Giwa (left), CEO of Giwa Gardens, and Idris Aregbe, the Special Adviser to Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu on Tourism, Arts and Culture.

In a groundbreaking initiative to boost leisure and tourism, Lagos State, alongside top corporate sponsors, is offering 100,000 free tickets to Giwa Gardens Water Park. Situated in Sangotedo, Lekki, this premier destination is the largest water park by water volume in West Africa, offering a world-class experience for families, thrill-seekers, and adventure enthusiasts.

The Lagos State government has taken the lead with 1,000 all-inclusive tickets, covering entry, food, and safety gear. This thoughtful initiative ensures that visitors can enjoy a seamless, worry-free day at the park. Speaking on the gesture, Idris Aregbe, the Special Adviser to Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu on Tourism, Arts, and Culture, reaffirmed the government’s dedication to promoting tourism and family-friendly recreation.

“Tourism in Lagos State will continue to flourish, offering residents and visitors opportunities to enjoy our recreational centers,” Aregbe stated. “Today is not just about distributing 1,000 tickets—it’s about engaging with our values, nurturing family bonds, and reminding ourselves of our Nigerian identity. This is what places like Giwa Gardens symbolize—a space where community, culture, and leisure come together.”

Aregbe also underscored the significance of partnerships, calling the initiative a model for collaboration between the public and private sectors.

Giwa Gardens, renowned as West Africa’s largest water park by water volume, is a vibrant haven for adventure and relaxation.

Adding to the excitement, brands like FilmHouse Cinemas, Domino’s Pizza, FiberOne, and Tribe Lagos have contributed to the remaining 99,000 tickets. These tickets cover entry, while visitors are required to pay for food, drinks, and safety gear. It’s an affordable way to experience the premium offerings of Giwa Gardens.

This collaboration between Lagos State and private sponsors highlights the transformative power of partnerships in tourism development. With these free tickets, many families can look forward to a day of adventure, fun, and bonding without financial strain.

Renowned as West Africa’s largest water park by water volume, Giwa Gardens is a vibrant haven for adventure and relaxation. From exhilarating water slides and tranquil lazy rivers to family pools and splash zones, the park caters to visitors of all ages. Located in the bustling heart of Lekki, it’s an unmatched destination for creating unforgettable memories.