Towner Splash Pad

Video features an Aquatix splash pad by Landscape Structures at Towner Park in Towner North Dakota.

[video: screen fades into a group of children running onto a circular splash pad surrounded by a black chain-link fence. A boy runs through the multiple streams of water of a ground sprayer. Two other children follow behind him. Scene fades to a man as he speaks about the splash pad. Blue animated water droplets fall in the lower left corner of the screen revealing white text that reads “Kyle Bailey, Towner Public Works”.]

Kyle: The splash pad was donated, and it was a really nice addition to the park. And we’re really excited to have it here.

Kyle voiceover: We’re one of the first ones to operate just of water tower pressure. We have no recirculation system. So, our water comes no pumps or anything just operates off the head pressure of the water tower and everything goes straight to sewer. Installation was fairly simple. It was straightforward. Once you do one it was pretty much just repeat. Step-by-step process. It was a great addition to the park. Brought a lot of people to town. And it’s always running, kids are always here.

[video: a boy pushes the water activation button on the center post of the splash pad stopping the flow of water. He presses it again and water begins to flow again. Three children duck and hide under the multiple umbrella streams of water coming from a light blue post. A girl dances in falling water with her arms raised up. A boy spits the face of a flower design post. As he spins the center part of the flower the flow of water is altered by the shape in the center of the flower. Three children stand around waiting their turn to play with the water activity. A boy runs through a ring of groundwater jets. A group of children stand in the two streams of water coming from a post with a dragonfly design at the top. The two streams of water act as the dragonfly’s antennas. Focused view of the top of a green post designed with flower pedals sprays multiple streams up from its center. View across the splay pad as children dance and play in the spraying water. A boy walks up to the water activation button and presses it. Water begins to flow at all the water activities on the splash pad. Camera pans left to right across the entire splash pad. The sun gleams through the spraying water of the many ground sprayers. A girl slowly walks into the center of the ring of ground sprayers with her hands covering her face. Camera focuses on a multi-stream ground sprayer as the water falls a rainbow is created. A boy sits on the ground with his feet covering a ground sprayer nozzle. He lifts his feet to let the water flow again. He smiles. Scene fades out and back into a young boy as he stands under the umbrella streams of water coming from a light blue post. He looks past the camera and gives a shy smile. Scene fades out and back into a boy as he walks towards streams of water with his head bowed. Scene fades out and back into a fully elevated view of the splash pad. A mother holds their baby as they stand near a ground sprayer. The scene fades to white as blue animated raindrops fall in the center of the screen. As the droplets fall the Aquatix logo appears. The Aquatix logo slides slightly to the left as a black line appears to the right of the logo. A second logo appears on the right reading “Dakota Playgrounds”. Screen fades to black and the video ends.]