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WATERPAR Waterparks Lost Island celebrates 10th anniversary
LOST Island Waterpark in Iowa, US, is celebrating its 10th anniversary this year with the opening of a brand new water ride. Wailua Kapua, which translates in Hawaiian to “purple river dragon,” is the name of a new 990ft-
the world’s first looping waterslide
long HydroMagnetic Rocket water coaster, developed by ProSlide. The attraction takes riders, seated in four-person rafts, 40ft up to the top of the first hill before they experience the first in a succession of drops that sees them reach speeds of up to 35 ft per second.
WhiteWater continues to lead the industry with award-winning products and innovations.
Thai waterpark soon to open
THE Amazon Falls Waterpark in Pattaya, Thailand, is set to open in December 2010 following the appointment of WhiteWater West as lead designer and supplier of rides. In addition to providing conceptual planning and engineering, WhiteWater has been involved in the
build and installation of a total of 17 attractions, including a Boomerango, SuperBowl, an inner-tube ride complex, raft rides, Asia’s first Duelling MasterBlaster, a Whizzard multilane mat racer, FreeFall and AquaLoop body slides. There will also be a wave pool, a wave river, a Double FlowRider, an AquaPlay RainFortress and a
Kid’s Zone featuring a range of water toys. WhiteWater CEO Geoff Chutter said: “We’re very fortunate to work with Amazon Falls, a company
with such grand vision and ambition. “It is truly inspiring to be a part of this project and we look forward to opening day, when the
people and tourists of Pattaya will be able to soak up the fun and entertainment of Asia’s newest, most prestigious waterpark.”
An AquaPlay RainFortress will open at the park
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