Bukit Merah Waterpark RM23 Is Back: Salam 7 Negeri 4.0 for 7 States, 19 Oct to 19 Nov 2026
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Bukit Merah Waterpark RM23 Is Back: Salam 7 Negeri 4.0 for 7 States, 19 Oct to 19 Nov 2026

Bukit Merah Laketown Resort has replaced its northern-only Cheq Oghang Utagha 5.0 offer, which ended on 18 October, with Salam 7 Negeri 4.0: the same flat RM23 waterpark ticket for an adult or child, now open to Perak, Penang, Kedah, Perlis, Kelantan, Terengganu and Pahang ID holders from 19 October to 19 November 2026. The gate price with MyKad is RM40 adult and RM30 child. It is walk-in only, ten tickets per ID card; everyone else can buy the Gempak Holiday online ticket at RM30 adult and RM25 child.

Sarah Lim18 September 20268 min readUpdated 20 Oct 2026

> Quick view: Laketown Waterpark at Bukit Merah is charging a flat RM23 for waterpark admission, adult or child, to anyone showing a Perak, Penang, Kedah, Perlis, Kelantan, Terengganu or Pahang ID card, from 19 October to 19 November 2026. The campaign is Salam 7 Negeri 4.0, and it takes over from the northern-only Cheq Oghang Utagha 5.0, which ran at the same price until 18 October. Tickets are walk-in only at the waterpark ticketing counter, ten per ID card.

Every rate, date and condition below is read off Bukit Merah Laketown Resort's own current promotions page and its Laketown Waterpark page, checked on 20 October 2026.

What changed on 19 October

The first version of this article covered Cheq Oghang Utagha 5.0, northern dialect for "I'm a northerner": RM23 waterpark tickets for Perak, Kedah, Penang and Perlis residents, 18 September to 18 October 2026. That offer is over.

The resort replaced it the next day with Salam 7 Negeri 4.0. The price, the walk-in rule and the ten-ticket cap carry over unchanged. What is different:

  • Three more states. Kelantan, Terengganu and Pahang ID holders now qualify, alongside the original four northern states.
  • New dates. Sale and usage both run 19 October to 19 November 2026.
  • A new online ticket. The Splashing Funcation online promotion ended on 30 September. Since 1 October the resort's online offer has been Gempak Holiday, at the same RM30 adult and RM25 child.

How it works

  1. Bring the ID card of a Perak, Penang, Kedah, Perlis, Kelantan, Terengganu or Pahang resident.
  2. Go to the waterpark ticketing counter on the day of your visit. There is no online booking at this price.
  3. Pay RM23 per ticket, adult or child, up to ten tickets per ID card presented.
  4. The ticket covers waterpark admission only. Lockers, tubes and cabanas are rented separately.

The resort ties the cap to "the ID card presented", not to each person entering. That reads as though one qualifying adult can buy for a party of ten, but the page does not say whether every person in that party must also come from one of the seven states. If your group is mixed, ask at the counter before you pay.

What you actually save

The waterpark's standard gate rates are unchanged:

  • RM40 adult and RM30 child, with MyKad
  • RM45 adult and RM35 child, without MyKad
  • RM25 special pass for Malaysian senior citizens aged 60 and above and for disabled visitors (MyKad and OKU card at the counter)

The child rate applies to children above 90cm or aged 12 and below. Children under 90cm get in free, so do not buy them a ticket.

Against the MyKad gate price, RM23 works out as:

  • Adult: RM40 down to RM23, saving RM17 (about 43%)
  • Child: RM30 down to RM23, saving RM7 (about 23%)
  • Senior or disabled visitor: RM25 down to RM23, saving RM2

Salam 7 Negeri or Gempak Holiday?

The resort's other current promotion is Gempak Holiday, an online ticket open to anyone, sold and used from 1 October. The promos page gives the end date as "3 January 2026", which can only mean 3 January 2027, since the sale started in October 2026. Its waterpark ticket is RM30 adult and RM25 child.

  • ID from one of the seven states: walk-in RM23 beats online Gempak Holiday by RM7 per adult and RM2 per child. You give up the certainty of buying ahead.
  • ID from anywhere else (Selangor, KL, Johor, Melaka, Negeri Sembilan, Sabah, Sarawak): Gempak Holiday at RM30 and RM25 is your cheapest waterpark ticket, RM10 per adult under the MyKad gate price.
  • Visiting after 19 November: Gempak Holiday is the only discounted waterpark ticket listed, unless the resort posts another state campaign.

The arithmetic on a real family

Two adults and two children, all with qualifying ID, on a Saturday:

  • At the MyKad gate rate: RM40 + RM40 + RM30 + RM30 = RM140
  • On Salam 7 Negeri: four tickets at RM23 = RM92, a saving of RM48
  • On Gempak Holiday online: RM30 + RM30 + RM25 + RM25 = RM110

So the walk-in rate still saves that family RM18 against the online ticket. Two adults alone come down from RM80 to RM46. A group of ten adults on one ID card comes down from RM400 to RM230.

Adding Animal Paradise or a hotel night

Animal Paradise is charged separately at RM15 adult and RM13 child, walk-in at its own counter. Gempak Holiday also sells an online combo covering both parks at RM43 adult and RM35 child:

  • A qualifying adult does better buying separately: RM23 + RM15 = RM38, five ringgit under the RM43 combo
  • For a qualifying child the combo just wins: RM23 + RM13 = RM36, against RM35
  • Without a qualifying ID, the RM43/RM35 combo beats paying gate prices for both parks

The Lake Cruise is RM25 adult and RM15 child, walk-in at the recreation counter.

For an overnight trip, Gempak Holiday lists three 2D1N room packages, each including breakfast and waterpark admission:

  • Laketown Hotel Standard Room: RM258
  • Laketown Hotel Deluxe Room: RM318, adds a meal voucher
  • Kampung Air Studio Suite: RM428, adds a meal voucher

The page does not say how many guests' waterpark admission each package covers, so confirm that with the resort (+605 890 8888) before comparing it with separate RM23 tickets.

When you can actually go

  • Monday, Wednesday and Thursday: 12:00pm to 5:00pm
  • Friday to Sunday: 10:00am to 6:00pm
  • School and public holidays: 10:00am to 6:00pm
  • Closed on Tuesdays for maintenance, except public and school holidays

The waterpark closes 15 minutes before the published closing time. A Monday or Thursday gives you about four hours and forty-five minutes of water, a Saturday nearly eight, for the same RM23. For a long drive in from Kelantan, Terengganu or Pahang, a weekend visit, or an overnight stay on a Gempak Holiday package, makes far more of the ticket.

Who should skip this

  • Anyone without a qualifying ID: use the online Gempak Holiday ticket instead.
  • Seniors and disabled visitors: the RM25 special pass is only RM2 more.
  • Parents of children under 90cm: those children are free.
  • Anyone who needs tickets confirmed before leaving home: there is no online version of the RM23 rate.

The fine print worth knowing

  • Waterpark admission only.
  • Walk-in purchase only, at the waterpark ticketing counter.
  • Up to ten tickets per ID card presented.
  • Rates and operating hours are subject to change and cancellation without prior notice, per the resort's own pages.

Where it is

Laketown Waterpark is inside Bukit Merah Laketown Resort, Jalan Bukit Merah, 34400 Semanggol, Perak Darul Ridzuan, in Perak's Kerian district near the Penang and Kedah borders. The resort describes the 11-acre park, with 14 attractions including a wave pool, lazy river and giant tube rides, as one of the largest in northern Peninsular Malaysia. Enquiries: +605 890 8888.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is the Bukit Merah RM23 waterpark deal still on?

Yes, under a new name. The northern-only Cheq Oghang Utagha 5.0 ended on 18 October 2026, and the resort replaced it with Salam 7 Negeri 4.0 from 19 October to 19 November 2026. The price is still a flat RM23 for an adult or a child, walk-in only at the waterpark ticketing counter, up to ten tickets per ID card.

Which states qualify for Salam 7 Negeri 4.0?

Perak, Pulau Pinang, Kedah, Perlis, Kelantan, Terengganu and Pahang, going by the ID card presented at the counter. Kelantan, Terengganu and Pahang are new this round; the earlier offer covered only the four northern states. The page does not say whether everyone in a group of ten bought on one ID must also be from those states, so ask at the counter if your group is mixed.

What is the cheapest Bukit Merah waterpark ticket if I am from KL or Selangor?

The online Gempak Holiday ticket, at RM30 adult and RM25 child, sold and used from 1 October 2026 into early January. That is RM10 per adult and RM5 per child under the MyKad gate price of RM40 and RM30. A Gempak Holiday combo with Animal Paradise is RM43 adult and RM35 child. Children under 90cm are free.

Is RM23 worth it for children and senior citizens?

Less than for adults. The MyKad child rate is RM30, so a child saves RM7, and only RM2 against the online Gempak Holiday child ticket of RM25. Malaysian seniors aged 60 and above and disabled visitors already have a RM25 special pass, so RM23 saves them RM2. Children under 90cm are admitted free. Adults save the most, from RM40 to RM23.

What time does Laketown Waterpark open, and is it closed on Tuesdays?

It opens 12:00pm to 5:00pm on Mondays, Wednesdays and Thursdays, and 10:00am to 6:00pm from Friday to Sunday and on school and public holidays. It is closed on Tuesdays for weekly maintenance unless the Tuesday is a public or school holiday, and it closes 15 minutes before the published time. Because RM23 is a flat price, a Saturday buys nearly eight hours of water against about four and three-quarter hours on a Monday or Thursday.

Current Promos

Ends 19 Nov
RM23 a ticket
Laketown Waterpark, Bukit Merah Laketown Resort

Salam 7 Negeri 4.0: flat RM23 waterpark admission for adults and children holding a Perak, Pulau Pinang, Kedah, Perlis, Kelantan, Terengganu or Pahang ID card, 19 Oct to 19 Nov 2026. Walk-in only at the waterpark ticketing counter, up to 10 tickets per ID card.

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*Image: Bukit Merah Laketown Resort*

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