Do not come here if you’re not Asian.
Me and my partner (both from the UK) came to the water park and did the cable cart. We spent a few hours in the water park and if you’re a white female I do not recommend it, you’ll spend the whole day getting stared at (and i mean STARED at) by both men and woman.

Both me and my partner each weigh around 70kg/11 stone (pretty average I think). And at the top of every slide they have scales for you to stand on in front of everyone to make sure your not to heavy for the rides (the rides have a 100kg weight limit) and forgive me if I’m wrong but a 70kg person does not look 100kg.
They asked me and my partner on most rides to stand on the scales…. I understand the health and safety but 100kg. Really…. A bit rude I think, especially to ask a woman. Some of the life guards are screwed as they’re bigger than me and my partner put together. (No I’m not joking either).

I realised afterwards why we didn’t see any other white people the whole time we was there.

So if your not a twig and weigh anything above 10/11 stone (70 kg) expect to be asked to stand on scales before you go down the slide.
And if your white. Be prepared to be stared at the whole day.

If you’re in Bay Chai, you’ll probably find yourself asking “what is that Ferris wheel up there”?
Well; that’s Sun World.

We stumbled across the entrance to Sun World and before we knew it, we were on a double decker cable cart carrying 400 people up to the park. I heard this cable cart is the tallest in the world.

The park is really fun, there are plenty of attractions and there are water puppet shows which are native to Vietnam, and worth a watch.

I would suggest a night time visit as the city lights are beautiful from the wheel.

So, I had to give an average score to the entire complex even though the complex really consists of three unique parks/attractions. We did not do the cable car to the large Ferris wheel. That's the one of the three we didn't do. We did, however, do the water park and the amusement park.

For starters, the complex often has a combo ticket to allow access to multiple areas of the complex at a reduced price - except they don't offer this on weekends even though none of their literature indicates this. As I stood in line waiting to buy my own tickets, I heard person after person ask for a combo only to be told they don't exist. It's annoying but Sun Group could afford to be kinder to the "little people." So, we bought tickets for two parks.

We started in the morning with the amusement park (Dragon Park). It's not huge but it's very well-done. It has two pretty great roller coasters - one suspended and the other standard but very intense!! There are also other thrilling rides like the Rhino Sling and one other that was insane. But, most of the park is much more family-friendly. The atmosphere was calm and friendly. The park was very clean and well cared for. We had a great time.

In the afternoon, we went to the water park. I have to say that as much as I'm a huge fan of water parks, this one annoyed me from the beginning. The tickets were quite expensive. Each of the rides seemed to have a different set of rules. But, customers don't learn those rules until they have climbed the steps to the top of the towers. Some rides randomly didn't allow watches, others necklaces. One one ride, the staff was even worried about the buttons on a customer's bathing suit. We got the sense that the staff was just really irritated and on power trips. In the end, we left early and went to the beach. And this is from someone who LOVES waterparks.

Also, there was almost NO shade so the walkways were scorching hot on bare feet!

While the slides were modern and interesting, the overall experience was not great.