Crystal Lagoons PAL™ project advances in the State of Vermont, USA

26 November, 2021 / News

The new project that Crystal Lagoons is promoting in the United States, in Derby County, Vermont, is part of the revolution that the Public Access Lagoons™ developments, also known as PAL™ developments, are causing in that country.

The US press, such as the KWCH12 website, highlights this new milestone of the multinational water innovation company, whose contribution to people’s quality of life and boost for tourism in the area was ratified by the Derby City Council.

PAL™ developments have a unique attribute. They can be used year-round thanks to the new Hot Reef ™ technology, a patented innovation that, at a low cost and in a sustainable way, keeps warm the bathing areas of the lagoons.

In addition, the PAL™ projects create beach life just meters from home, becoming the most beautiful place in the city. They allow entertainments including concerts, weddings, events, trade shows, day clubs, restaurants, retail, and more in a paradisiacal environment.

The complex would include a large crystalline lagoon for swimming and water sports, like paddleboarding, scuba diving and snorkeling. There would also be a hotel, apartments, restaurants and six acres of land for “glamping”, or glamour camping.

American Market

Currently, the main Crystal Lagoons operation base is in the United States. Among the projects that stand out are Solé Mia, Balmoral, Windsong Ranch, Lake Nona, Section 31, Mirada, Avenir and Sierra Vista, among others.

Additionally, its successful Public Access Lagoons™ projects with tickets, also known as PAL™ projects in Florida and Texas, and important master agreements such as the one signed with Epic and Mattel for 16 developments of this type in different geographical areas, and with ADËLON for five PAL™ projects in Orlando.

Crystal Lagoons is also in advanced negotiations with investment funds and mall chains in Florida, California, South and North Carolina, Texas, Arizona and Oklahoma for additional master agreements, settlements that today represent 90% of the multinational’s contracts.

KWCH12